Natalie Wilson is a reporter and anchor for WGHP-TV, covering national news stories. She also writes for various publications including Yahoo News, The Independent, and The Web Writer Spotlight. Natalie's work spans a wide range of topics, from travel and lifestyle to business and current events.
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Natalie's coverage mainly revolves around house & home and travel & tourism, with a focus on seasonal content and promotional deals. She frequently features articles about travel destinations, hotels, beaches, adventure holidays, and winter sun holidays. Given her emphasis on seasonal content and promotional deals in the house & home sector as well as travel & tourism industry, she may be interested in pitches related to unique holiday destinations or experiences, notable hotel openings or promotions, and student-run businesses in the travel industry.
She often covers topics related to specific locations such as Bali beaches and Northern Lights cruises alongside general advice pieces like doubling annual leave. Therefore, offering insights into trending travel destinations or up-and-coming student-operated ventures could align well with her areas of interest.
As Natalie focuses on national (United States) coverage without a specified geographic focus within the US itself; it's important to tailor pitches for relevance to an American audience when reaching out to her.
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By: Natalie Wilson
The TV personality blamed Brexit voters for ‘snaking’ passport control queues
By: Natalie Wilson
The TV personality blamed Brexit voters for ‘snaking’ passport control queues
By: Natalie Wilson
The man alleged that the armrest collapsed under his weight and he fell into the aisle
By: Natalie Wilson
Travellers can keep their passport in their pocket using the facial recognition system
By: Natalie Wilson
Two Italian airports are now trialling ‘FaceBoarding' at their security checkpoints– facial recognition technology that allows travellers to breeze through the airport without showing their passport or boarding pass.
Westminster City Council has warned that rowdy short-term lets, including Airbnb properties, risk “hollowing out” west London
Almost 2,500 out of 10,500 short-term lets are suspected of breaking rules
Hoteliers in Mallorca are calling for a “strategic plan” to combat overtourism in the Spanish holiday hotspot.
By: Natalie Wilson
Lowering the minimum age from 20 to 18 would ‘build resilience’, say Department for Transport
Stagecoach South Western Trains has settled a lawsuit for £25 million to compensate overcharged customers
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