Emma Lake is a freelance reporter at The Sun’s award-winning consumer team. With a strong focus on the hospitality and leisure sectors, she covers a range of topics including hotels and resorts, food and beverages, and the impact of climate change on the industry. Emma has been featured in The Irish Sun, The Caterer, The Sun, and The US Sun.
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Emma Lake's coverage predominantly focuses on the hospitality industry, restaurants, hotels, and food standards in the United Kingdom. She seems to be interested in business-related topics within these sectors. Given this focus, she may be open to pitches related to new developments or trends within the UK's hospitality and food industries.
As Emma is based in Brighton, she might specifically seek stories related to this area. If you have news about businesses or events in Brighton’s hospitality sector or if your pitch involves a company with operations there, it could pique her interest.
When reaching out to Emma Lake for potential coverage opportunities, keep in mind that her interests primarily revolve around the UK-based aspects of the hospitality and food & beverage industries.
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