Qin Xie is a freelance journalist, writer, and consultant based in the United Kingdom. With a focus on food and travel, Qin's work has been featured in publications such as The Times, National Geographic, and The Independent. She covers a range of topics including fashion, lifestyle, and travel destinations, providing readers with insightful and engaging articles.
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Qin Xie's articles predominantly cover travel-related content with a focus on promotional deals, reviews, and seasonal topics. She often highlights specific products or destinations to her UK audience. If you're looking to pitch Qin, consider offering information about unique travel experiences, noteworthy holiday deals, or new and exciting products related to travel that would appeal specifically to an audience in the United Kingdom.
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By: Qin Xie
A FUN family day out might be in order with only a few weeks left of the summer holidays.
By: Qin Xie, Lucy Perrin, Claudia Rowan
Train drivers working for LNER have announced three months’ worth of strikes affecting weekend travel.
A short and sweet new driving route that loops south of Melbourne is the best way to take in the hot spring resorts and sea baths of the Mornington Peninsula
Tourism in the country is bouncing back, but this new walking tour along the Great Wall and beyond takes you to the places that many travellers overlook
With quaint architecture and a food scene to warm your cockles, the third-biggest Swiss city is a compact metropolis worth a stroll at any time of year, says Qin Xie
The Times O n November 10, the EU will launch a new automated IT system to track border crossings by visitors from non-EU countries, including the UK.
In-room aquariums and nightly light shows aren’t even the most exciting features of the subterranean InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland, now starring in a new series of Amazing Hotels
You have a good chance of seeing the northern lights from mid-September to April, with September and March being the top months for visibility.
I CAN’T make out a thing in the inky-blue waters beneath me, but I squint into the darkness anyway. A minute later, I see it – an Australian sea lion. A gorgeous coat of silvery grey beaming …
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