Maria Noyen is a Junior Lifestyle Reporter who writes for various publications including Yahoo News UK, Business Insider, Yahoo News, and Business Insider Nederland. Her articles cover a range of topics including holiday traditions, food and drink comparisons, retail experiences, royal news, home decor trends, and unique communities. Maria's writing style is engaging and relatable, providing readers with informative and entertaining content.
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Maria Noyen's coverage focuses primarily on entertainment news and house & home themes, with a significant emphasis on expert commentary. Based on this, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives from industry experts or insiders within the fields of royalty, fashion, home decor, shopping, and holiday traditions.
Given that Maria covers evolving stories and breaking news as well as event coverage to a considerable extent, offering timely insights into ongoing events or emerging trends within these topics could increase the likelihood of getting her attention.
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