Emma Stanford is a Senior Journalist at Travel. She specializes in travel and tourism, with a keen focus on consumer travel, aviation, and the travel industry, including topics such as airlines, airports, and cruise lines. Emma's work has been featured in prominent publications including RNZ, New Zealand Herald, The Press, and The Age.
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Emma's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements and politics, with a particular emphasis on New Zealand. She would likely be highly receptive to pitches that offer in-depth analysis or expert commentary on the latest political developments, government policies, and their impact on various aspects of life in New Zealand.
Given her focus on news publishers' reactions and aviation-related articles, she may also be open to pitches related to media industry trends or features exploring unique aspects of travel and airlines specific to New Zealand.
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Air New Zealand loses out to Qantas in 40,000-strong passenger vote for best regional airline.
By: Emma Stanford
The flow-on effects of air traffic control shortages at Sydney Airport are spilling over into trans-Tasman flight schedules, leaving New Zealand travellers facing unexpected tarmac delays and tight connections.
By: Emma Stanford
As more travellers look for alternative routes to Europe that bypass Middle Eastern airspace, Shanghai Pudong has quietly become a massive transit hub for long-haul flights.
By: Emma Stanford
They help people see New Zealand and the world but where do they go in their own time? We ask people in the travel industry about the way they travel and their favourite parts of New Zealand.
Boda, in Korean, means ‘to see,’ and the restaurant’s new executive chef, Fred Wong, is making sure you can’t miss the food.
By: Emma Stanford
When an international flight is cancelled, cue the chaos at the airport, as lines snake down the concourse with people queuing at the airline's desk or waiting on hold with the call centre.
The sun beats down on Amsterdam as I roll my bag across the Jan Schaefer Bridge toward the Avalon Impression.
In river cruising, "under lock and key" takes on a literal meaning as rising canal water unlocks the gates to the next town, but there’s no better way to float through Europe.
Christchurch locals may have recently been labelled “depressed and dull” in a viral social media critique about their appearance, but international airlines and visitors are seeing the city in a completely different light.
By: Emma Stanford
They help people see New Zealand and the world but where do they go in their own time? We ask people in the travel industry about the way they travel and their favourite parts of New Zealand.
