Juliette Sivertsen is a Travel Commissioning Editor at Stuff. She specializes in travel and tourism, focusing on adventure travel and various destinations that captivate wanderlust. Juliette's work has been featured in prominent publications such as National Geographic, The Press, The Post, Waikato Times, and DIARY directory.
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Juliette Sivertsen's coverage primarily revolves around travel, tourism, and family-related topics in New Zealand. She frequently covers local travel tips, accommodation reviews, and airline services like Air New Zealand.
To effectively pitch to Juliette, consider offering unique insights into the local travel industry in New Zealand. You could also provide expert advice or personal experiences related to holiday accommodations or air travel within the country. Furthermore, given her focus on family & relationships themes, pitches that offer practical tips for family-friendly travel experiences would likely resonate with her.
Remember that Juliette's geographic focus is largely centered on New Zealand; thus, any pitches should be relevant specifically to this region.
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By: Juliette Sivertsen
From Dunedin to Alabama, biomedical researcher Tony Merriman traded long-haul conference travel for life in the American south.
By: Juliette Sivertsen
From Dunedin to Alabama, biomedical researcher Tony Merriman traded long-haul conference travel for life in the American South.
With bold theatrical interiors, rooftop cocktails and Auckland's best arts venues on its doorstep, Radisson RED is a stylish city stay designed for weekend culture seekers.
After founding The Caker in Auckland and expanding it into the United States, entrepreneur Jordan Rondel now calls Los Angeles home.
By: Juliette Sivertsen
Hailing from the small town of Kaiwaka north of Auckland, Poppy Tohill has now celebrated her fourth year in Los Angeles in pursuit of a life in music.
By: Juliette Sivertsen
From Cairo's pyramid-framed breakfasts to Scotland's ancestral landscapes, former ‘Mother of the Nation' Judy Bailey shares her month long journey across Egypt, England and Scotland.
By: Juliette Sivertsen
Hailing from the small town of Kaiwaka north of Auckland, Poppy Tohill has now celebrated her fourth year in Los Angeles in pursuit of a life in music.
When my partner suggested taking the children to hike a portion of Tongariro, a wave of panic appeared in my chest.
By: Juliette Sivertsen
A dream job offer from Airbus led Kiwi couple Jack Keeys and Amy Strang to Toulouse, where affordable living and endless travel opportunities have made France feel like home.
Singer-songwriter Delaney Davidson reflects on a memorable time in music, and why talking to strangers remains his best travel advice.
