Travel Columnist, The Wall Street Journal
Dawn Gilbertson is a Travel Columnist at The Wall Street Journal. She specializes in topics related to travel and tourism, with a keen focus on airlines, aviation, and the hospitality industry, often sharing insights on events and corporate conferences. Dawn's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Detroit Free Press, and USA TODAY.
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Dawn Gilbertson's coverage extensively focuses on travel and tourism, particularly air travel, airports, and airlines. She frequently cites data and covers evolving stories in the industry.
If you are looking to reach out to Dawn with a pitch, consider providing insights related to trends in the airline industry or new developments at airports. Pitches highlighting unique data about air travel or significant changes in the aviation sector might be of interest based on her articles.
Since she writes for an international audience as well (evident from multilingual article titles), topics that have global relevance within the travel and tourism domain could also capture her attention.
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By: Dawn Gilbertson
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By: Dawn Gilbertson
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Think before you try these social-media shortcuts at airports, hotels
Travelers trying to get into an airport lounge today are often greeted with a buffet of restrictions. Oh, and that credit card or frequent-flier status that used to get you in? For travelers, the time is now to evaluate whether that costly credit card promising lounge access is worth it.
It's a new year and here are my travel aspirations. Feel free to keep me honest on these and tell me your tricks.
More crackdowns are coming as airlines and credit card companies continue to control crowds
Airline seat maps are a confusing maze these days as airlines carve up their cabins. In economy, you've got extra-legroom seats, "preferred" seats and rows of seats with no special designation.
An Alaska Airlines blowout grounded dozens of planes. A summer tech outage crippled Delta. Delta took the crown again in The Wall Street Journal’s 17th airline scorecard, standing out in nearly every category.
Cruising is having a moment, making discounts harder to find. So I tried one tiny hack to the affordable last-minute cruise of your dreams: standby.
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