Patrick Clarke is a Senior Editor at TravelPulse.com. He specializes in travel and tourism, with a focus on consumer travel, aviation, and hospitality, covering topics such as airlines, cruise lines, and adventure travel. Patrick's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Finger Lakes Times, Boston Herald, and The Seattle Times.
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Patrick Clarke's coverage predominantly focuses on the travel and tourism industry, with a strong emphasis on airlines, airports, and the cruise industry. His articles often contain informative content with some promotional elements.
If you are looking to pitch to Patrick, consider providing insights or data-driven analysis related to new developments in the travel and tourism space such as innovative technologies, evolving consumer trends, or emerging destinations. Additionally, if you have information about promotions or events within the industry that would be of interest to consumers planning their trips.
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By: Patrick Clarke
Universal Kids Resort in Frisco, Texas will feature various themed attractions and a 300-room hotel.
Mexico is leading the way for North America travel and tourism heading into what could be a monumental summer for the continent.
Southwest Airlines is the latest carrier to partner with Dublin-based CarTrawler.
By: Patrick Clarke
Atlanta will host eight FIFA World Cup matches from June 15 to July 15.
Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan reports strong demand despite fare hikes due to rising fuel costs, with no drop-off in traveler interest.
By: Patrick Clarke
The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex will host more FIFA World Cup matches than any other host city in 2026.
Highlights include stadium shuttles, smart stadium pick-ups and airport wayfinding.
By: Patrick Clarke
The move risks losing $8 billion in visitor spending, thousands of jobs, and other economic impacts.
Southwest Airlines has updated its controversial policy for plus-size travelers.
By: Patrick Clarke
Houston offers 2026 FIFA World Cup fans a unique travel experience.
