Nick Trend is the Chief Culture and Consumer Editor at Telegraph Travel. With a focus on travel and consumer issues, Nick provides insights and advice on various topics, including holiday bookings, travel insurance, flight compensation, and the impact of EU regulations on travel. His work has been featured in The Telegraph and Yahoo News.
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Nick Trend's articles primarily focus on providing practical guidance and advice for travelers, particularly around holiday planning, flight compensation, and vacation destinations. Given this emphasis, he is likely to be interested in expert insights that can provide valuable tips or analysis related to travel trends, consumer rights regarding flights and holidays, as well as destination-specific information.
He frequently covers seasonal topics within the travel industry which suggests a receptiveness to pitches focusing on timely events such as holiday booking guides or winter sun destinations without flying. Additionally, given his how-to guides attribute of 16%, Nick may be open to pitches offering detailed step-by-step advice for travelers.
While there is no specified geographic focus apparent in his coverage attributes or article titles provided, it would still be beneficial to consider UK-based expertise when pitching ideas due to his association with The Telegraph.
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From January 1, fares on the French capital’s subway are rising and the traditional book of 10 tickets is being abolished
By: Nick Trend
The rise of the pre-booking-essential attraction is sounding a death knell for the joy of impulsive travel
By: Nick Trend
Forget the crowds of February, skiing towards the end of the season could be the answer to your family holiday
With its flint cottages and low-key seaside resorts, Norfolk was once both the wealthiest area of England and a global powerhouse
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Off-season Madrid is 17C and sunny, and the crowds are conspicuously – gloriously – absent
After 100 years of success, rising costs and pressures from Brexit and the pandemic could kill the much-loved chalet break
By: Nick Trend
Breathalysers on the pistes and laws against skiing under the influence – it pays to know your limits before your next trip to the slopes
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