Kris Boratyn is a Media Executive at various prominent publications. He specializes in travel and tourism, focusing on the travel industry, aviation, and the intersection of climate change and consumer travel, with a keen interest in electric vehicles and green energy. Kris has been featured in numerous outlets including LeicestershireLive, Cambridge News, and the Daily Mirror, among others.
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Colchester, United Kingdom (Local)
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Kris Boratyn appears to focus on local sports, particularly football events related to U18s and U21s. His coverage heavily cites data and government announcements, which suggests a preference for factual information and official updates.
Given the localized nature of his coverage, Kris would likely be interested in pitches that directly relate to local football events such as match previews, reports about youth teams' performances, or developments within academies or clubs at the U18 and U21 levels.
Pitches offering exclusive access to data or insights related to these specific local football events may also appeal to Kris given his frequent citation of data in his articles.
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Political figures in Germany are not happy with Musk for getting involved in the country's politics.
By: Kris Boratyn
The country is not part of the European Union and attracts millions of visitors every year.
By: Kris Boratyn
The town covers just 100 metres in length and 30 metres in width and has a population of around 50 people.
By: Paul Greaves, Kris Boratyn
Many still associate the town with gorgeous beaches and a lovely day out, but some have a very different view.
By: Kris Boratyn
The tiny village is full of history dating as far back as 942 when some land was given to a noble.
By: Kris Boratyn
The statue adds to the growing collection of life-size clay warriors that have fascinated historians and visitors from around the world.
By: Kris Boratyn
To visit, tourists must rely on nearby airports in France and Spain, before completing the final part of the journey by road.
By: Kris Boratyn
To visit, tourists must rely on nearby airports in France and Spain, before completing the final part of the journey by road.
By: Kris Boratyn, Brigid Brown
Tucked away in the mountains, it has no airports, train stations or military. Bookmark
By: Will Twigger, Kris Boratyn
Many Londoners are used to seeing a white light illuminating on the underground trains but only a few are aware of what the blue light means.
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