Jessica Sulima is a staff writer for Thrillist, specializing in food and drink. With a passion for exploring unique and offbeat destinations, Jessica's articles often highlight hidden gems, cultural traditions, and culinary experiences from around the world. Her writing combines a love for travel, food, and storytelling to create engaging and informative pieces for readers.
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Jessica Sulima's coverage primarily focuses on travel and lifestyle, with an emphasis on event coverage, seasonal topics, promotional deals, and gift guides. She has a strong interest in travel destinations, road trips, museums, and cultural experiences.
When pitching to Jessica Sulima, consider offering unique insights into trending travel destinations or providing exclusive access to events related to cultural experiences or significant milestones along popular routes. Additionally, if you have information about promotions or seasonal offerings related to travel and lifestyle products or services that align with her themes of interest such as house & home decor items for the holiday season.
Keep in mind that Jessica's geographic focus is not specified but she seems interested in global content as some articles mention locations outside of Australia.
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