Kathleen Wong is a Consumer Travel Reporter at various esteemed outlets. She covers travel news with a strong focus on sustainable tourism and human-centered storytelling, exploring themes such as airlines, airports, and adventure travel. Kathleen's work has been featured in notable publications including USA TODAY, Travel + Leisure, and the Honolulu Civil Beat.
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Kathleen Wong's articles predominantly cover travel and tourism, with a focus on evolving stories and government announcements. She would benefit from pitches that provide insights into emerging trends or new data in the travel industry, such as traveler preferences, destination popularity shifts, or airline performance statistics.
Given her coverage of national parks and airlines, she may be interested in expert commentary related to these topics. Suggestions could include offering interviews with park rangers or officials discussing conservation efforts at national parks, or executives from airlines sharing perspectives on industry challenges and innovations.
As Kathleen focuses largely on the United States without a specified geographic scope within the country, consider tailoring pitches to reflect nationwide relevance unless there is specific information about regional interest.
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By: Josh Rivera, Kathleen Wong
The Department of Homeland Security is routing certain travelers through Dulles for Ebola screening.
By: Kathleen Wong, Josh Rivera
Travelers returning to the United States from parts of Central and East Africa may have to make an unexpected stop at Washington Dulles International Airport.
Maui Ocean Center combines sharks, coral reefs, and Hawaiian history in one unforgettable experience.
By: Josh Rivera, Kathleen Wong
Department of Homeland Security may target airports in sanctuary cities under a proposal tied to immigration enforcement.
Canadians continue to shift their focus away from the U.S. as a top travel destination, but some continue to visit.
The last time Paul Doroshenko was in the United States for longer than a day was more than nine years ago. And the Vancouverite has no plans to return anytime soon.
By: Kathleen Wong, Doris Alvarez
Travelers flying through Jacksonville International Airport could eventually see changes to the airport security process as the Transportation
The last time Paul Doroshenko was in the United States for longer than a day was more than nine years ago. And the Vancouverite has no plans to return anytime soon.
From crowded destinations to travel companion drama, a new survey reveals what ruins vacations most often.
From crowded destinations to travel companion drama, a new survey reveals what ruins vacations most often.
