Christopher Muther is a travel writer and columnist at the Boston Globe. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation, airlines, travel and tourism, and social issues, while also exploring local haunts and global destinations. Christopher's work has been featured in the Boston Globe Technology and Boston.com.
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Christopher Muther's local focus on lifestyle and travel in the United States, particularly Boston and New York, suggests he would be interested in pitches related to unique experiences or hidden gems in these areas. He may also respond well to data-supported insights about travel trends specific to these locations.
Given his emphasis on seasonal content and event coverage, consider pitching him stories related to upcoming events or seasonal activities in Boston or New York. If you have access to data regarding travel trends during specific seasons within these cities, it could be of interest as well.
Muther’s articles often highlight off-the-beaten-path destinations and untold stories behind popular tourist spots. Therefore, if you can offer insider perspectives or unexplored aspects of prominent attractions in Boston or New York, your pitch might resonate with him.
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A former New Englander is on a mission to document the extinction of the classic motor lodge and preserve the memories of vacations past.
By: Christopher Muther
The backlash to Tony Hinchcliffe's joke was swift and resounding. When the comedian and podcast host took the stage at Donald Trump's pre-election
By: Christopher Muther
B eginning this week, travelers coming through Logan will have a new lounge option, but only those flying first class can enjoy it.
By: Christopher Muther
If you’re a naughty child in Iceland, an ogress named Grýla will eat you. The island's Christmas lore is legendary (and, OK, slightly macabre).
By: Christopher Muther
John Ross and Don Carney went to Washington, D.C., on Thanksgiving weekend to set up the display. "When you’re asked to decorate a stateroom in the White House, it’s a big deal.”
By: Christopher Muther
The budget airline has no immediate aspirations to become a luxury one — you’ll still pay for everything from seat selection to ginger ale — but it is making moves to offer more comfort.
By: Christopher Muther
Airfares aren't expected to drop significantly next year, but tickets to these destinations are projected to be a deal
By: Christopher Muther
Good morning. I'm Christopher Muther , a travel writer and columnist for the Globe and today's guest writer for Starting Point.
By: Christopher Muther
L ONDON — I had just checked into my hotel and decided to get something quick to eat before collapsing into bed.
By: Christopher Muther
P erhaps you've already started and promptly broken your New Year's resolutions. I broke my “work out four times a week” resolution on Jan. 5, and
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