Lindsay Rogers is a Travel Editor at InsideHook. With a focus on travel and tourism, she covers industry news, travel guides, new hotels, and luggage reviews, bringing her extensive experience from the fashion industry to her current role. Lindsay's work has been featured in publications such as Midland Daily News, Newswav, and SmartCompany.
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Lindsay covers a wide array of travel and tourism-related topics, often incorporating data and government announcements into her articles. To successfully pitch to Lindsay, consider providing unique data-driven insights or expert commentary related to the travel industry.
Given her coverage focus on airport security, luxury travel, hotel industry cleanliness, and other aspects of travel experiences, experts in these areas could provide valuable input for potential stories. Additionally, individuals with knowledge about government policies impacting the travel sector might find success when reaching out to Lindsay.
As Lindsay does not have a specific geographic focus but addresses global issues within the travel and tourism realm. Therefore, pitches should be relevant on an international level rather than being region-specific.
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By: Lindsay Rogers
It's not just "Jetway Jesus" that's hampering disabled passengers December 23, 2025 3:44 pm EST Air travel is a hassle for wheelchair users.
By: Lindsay Rogers
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By: Lindsay Rogers
Watching the sunrise halfway across the world. Devouring impossibly crispy fried chicken at 35,000 feet. Pulling up to a hotel that looks like an aspen forest, knots and all. Meeting the truffle concierge. These are moments that we'll remember forever.
Watching the sunrise halfway across the world. Devouring impossibly crispy fried chicken at 35,000 feet. Pulling up to a hotel that looks like an aspen forest, knots and all. Meeting the truffle...
National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions promise something seemingly impossible: a voyage that's as good for the ocean as it is for the guests
By: Lindsay Rogers
“Sir, you need to take your laptop out of your bag,” the TSA officer tells my dad for what feels like the 100th time.
Picture this: you're in an exotic locale, 3,000 miles from home, surrounded by singles in their 20s and 30s — all of them open to connection, possibly even with you.
