Matt Turner is an experienced Editor-in-Chief with a focus on local news in Australia, particularly in Tasmania and Hobart. He has written for various publications, including the Northwich Guardian, Yahoo Sports UK, The Mercury Newspaper, The Australian, and Travel Agent. Matt's articles cover a range of topics, including sports, travel, and community events, providing readers with informative and engaging content.
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Matt Turner's main focus is on sports, particularly soccer, rugby, and AFL. He also covers travel and tourism to a lesser extent. When reaching out to Matt with pitches, consider offering insights into local sporting events, updates on teams' pre-seasons or contracts extensions of players from the covered areas of Australia (Tasmania and Hobart). Additionally, if you have news related to travel and tourism in these regions that could be of interest.
As he primarily focuses on local coverage within Australia (specifically Tasmania and Hobart), it would be beneficial to tailor your pitches accordingly for maximum relevance.
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By: Matt Turner, Simeon Thomas-Wilson
If given the chance to take the road more or less traveled, Helen Papa, owner and travel advisor at TBH Travel on Long Island, NY, will opt for the latter.
WARRINGTON Rylands and Marske United looked set to finally fulfil their Northern Premier League Premier Division fixture at the third time of asking on Tuesday night.
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It appears that “revenge travel” has run its course, as just 11 percent of Americans at the end of 2023 said they were still making up for missed trips. That said, growing is Americans’ priority on travel. According to Deloitte ’s “ 2024 Travel Outlook,” consumers are exhibiting a sustained interest in travel, with that interest shifting from a reactionary impulse to a redefined priority.
Hopping on the budding trend of “in and out” lists, StudentUniverse, a travel booking site for students and young adults, looked at the data from its upcoming “The State of Student Travel in 2024” study to identify what’s in and what’s out among Gen Z travelers this year.
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