Chris Madden is a Deputy Editor at DFNI. He specializes in the travel and tourism industry, with a keen focus on consumer travel, retail, and the beauty industry, including topics such as perfume and fragrance, cruises, and travel technology. Chris has been featured in Route Fifty, The Daily Caller, NewsBreak, Whale Generator, DFNI, and Monadnock Ledger-Transcript.
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Chris Madden's coverage is primarily focused on entertainment news, beauty & fashion, travel & tourism, and product promotions. His articles often include press releases and private sector announcements.
Given his focus on beauty & fashion and travel & tourism themes, Chris might be interested in receiving pitches related to the latest trends in these industries or new developments such as store openings or innovative products within the beauty and travel sectors.
It seems that Chris doesn't have a specific geographic focus but covers a wide range of topics related to various locations. Therefore, if you have interesting stories about unique destinations or trends in any location that align with his covered themes, they could be good pitch ideas for him.
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