Kim Ayling is the Deputy Editor at Elite Traveler. She specializes in areas such as food and beverages, hospitality and leisure, and travel and tourism, with a keen focus on the fashion industry, luxury goods, and luxury accommodations. Kim's work has been featured in NewsBreak and Elite Traveler.
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Kim Ayling's coverage is focused on lifestyle, particularly in the areas of house & home and food & beverage. She seems to be interested in luxury living, fine dining, and travel experiences. Based on her articles, she might be more responsive to pitches related to new restaurant openings, cocktail recipes or non-alcoholic alternatives, travel destinations focusing on luxury experiences, as well as properties with historical significance.
Given Kim's focus on promotional deals and private sector announcements along with seasonal content like festive cocktails for Christmas or romantic Valentine's Day hotels; PR professionals could tailor their pitches accordingly. Her geographical focus appears broad but may lean towards high-end global destinations such as New York City or the Hamptons.
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