Dan Q. Dao is a Weekend Editor for Concierge.com, with his work also appearing in publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and HuffPost. He specializes in travel and cultural reporting, exploring the intersection of food, identity, and place.
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Dan Q. Dao's coverage focuses on travel, Asian culture, food, fashion, and entertainment with an emphasis on event coverage. He is likely interested in pitches related to upcoming events or newsworthy happenings within these areas of interest. For example, providing insights into cultural festivals or significant developments in the Asian travel industry could be a relevant pitch.
Considering his focus on lifestyle and culture-related themes such as travel & tourism and entertainment, he may also appreciate pitches that offer unique perspectives on trends or emerging topics within these realms. Additionally, given his articles' specific geographic references (Hong Kong, Paris), offering insights into similar destinations or experiences would likely align well with his coverage interests.
When reaching out to Dan Q. Dao for potential collaborations or interviews related to the mentioned article topics, consider tailoring your pitch to fit within the context of cultural exploration and engaging storytelling based on real-life experiences.
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