SVP of Content and Production & Executive Producer
Jessica Tucker is the SVP of Content and Production and Executive Producer for TheThings and TheTravel. With a focus on entertainment and travel, Jessica's articles cover a wide range of topics including celebrity news, travel destinations, lifestyle tips, and historical sites. Her work has also been featured in the Chicago Reader.
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Jessica Tucker's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, travel, and U.S. states, with an emphasis on expert commentary and event coverage. She seems particularly interested in human interest stories about celebrities or public figures.
Given her focus on entertainment news and frequent use of expert commentary, she may be receptive to pitches from industry professionals who can provide unique insights into celebrity-related developments or trends within the U.S. travel industry.
If you have a story related to popular destinations in the U.S., notable events happening within specific states, or insights into changing demographics affecting certain regions, Jessica might find it compelling for her audience.
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This national park took the "disappointing" designation bestowed on it and turned it into a genius marketing move.
This underrated state park in California is very similar to Yosemite but with fewer crowds to battle with while taking in the incredible scenery.
Carlsbad Caverns National Park nearly had an ecological disaster after a bag of Cheetos was dropped in the Big Room.
Montana Link copied to clipboard Summary A top US national park faces losing its last 26 glaciers by 2030 due to climate change.
Arizona Link copied to clipboard Summary This particular national park in Arizona has seen a number of rabies-related incidents, with hikers even being attacked by animals.
By: Jessica Tucker
Link copied to clipboard The desert in Egypt continues to be an archaeologist's dream given all there is still to be found, as proven by the most recent archaeological discoveries in the country.
Michigan Link copied to clipboard Summary Lake Superior has phantom islands, one of which would have given the U.S. additional land post-American Revolutionary War.
This iconic Southern city and nearby regions face the threat of being underwater due to rising sea levels reaching two feet in the next 25 years.
A volunteer at a centuries-old Pict fort discovered an over 1,000-year-old ring, making it one of the most major finds at the archeological site.
This top attraction in Utah could disappear by 2030. If it does, it will also expose millions of residents to heavy metals and health issues.
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