Director of Communications And Public Relations
Pamela Wright is the Director of Communications and Public Relations, with a focus on technology. She writes for the Boston Globe Technology section and SlideShare. Pamela's articles cover a wide range of topics, including travel experiences, human interest stories, and cultural observations.
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Pamela's coverage spans a wide array of lifestyle topics, including travel, food, and multigenerational trips. She also delves into crime-related content like death row cases and literature analysis.
When pitching to Pamela, it would be beneficial to focus on unique travel experiences or destinations as well as food-related stories such as culinary explorations in various cities. Additionally, she may be interested in features related to multigenerational travel or insights from people who have had remarkable experiences during their travels.
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By: Pamela Wright, Diane Bair
Go Here Instead is a series of occasional stories showcasing under-the-radar places to visit as alternatives to popular destinations.
By: Diane Bair, Pamela Wright
MANASOTA KEY, Fla. — “A book, a beach, and happy kids,” said our Boston Globe editor when describing her recent vacation. Wow.
By: Diane Bair, Pamela Wright
We had a destination in mind: the village of Weston, a quintessentially Vermont hamlet, in the shadows of the Green Mountains. Here's what to expect.
By: Pamela Wright, Diane Bair
Let the foliage-peeping masses head to the better-known mountains and seaside destinations. Instead, set your nav points to the lesser-known, stunningly beautiful Schoodic Peninsula in Downeast Maine.
By: Pamela Wright, Diane Bair
The catacomb tour was a great excuse for a quick fall girlfriend’s getaway to the Big Apple, and a chance to explore Lower Manhattan.
By: Pamela Wright, Diane Bair
I f you're a doughnut lover (or donut — both spellings are correct according to Merriam-Webster), the arrival of autumn means one thing: Apple cider doughnuts.
By: Pamela Wright, Diane Bair
E verybody loves Maine. Some folks love it so much, they refuse to leave, even in the afterlife. “Maine is incredibly haunted,” says Jennifer
By: Diane Bair, Pamela Wright
After the fall foliage frenzy, before winter season begins, is the quiet and highly underrated month of November in New England.
By: Diane Bair, Pamela Wright
Not keen to join the holiday hordes at the airport this year? Cape Cod, that time-honored summer vacation destination, is a veritable vision of sugarplums when the winter holidays roll around.
By: Pamela Wright, Diane Bair
The first thing to know about the new Adirondack Rail Trail: It smells amazing. Someone should bottle this.
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