Sarah Kuta is a Writer and Editor at various publications, based in Longmont, Colorado. She specializes in travel and tourism, consumer travel, and the natural sciences, with a focus on topics such as cruise lines, Colorado, and environmental issues. Sarah's work has been featured in notable outlets including Travel + Leisure, National Geographic, and the Toronto Star.
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Sarah Kuta's coverage is diverse, with a focus on scientific themes such as astronomy, conservation, and odd news. She incorporates expert commentary and data citation in her articles. If you are an expert or have access to relevant data within the fields of astronomy, travel, odd news (including animal behavior), music technology or history - especially with tie-ins to Colorado or Boulder - your pitches could resonate well with her.
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Image: These were the biggest cruise news stories of April 2024 (Photo Credit: Adobe)
Image: Crystal Symphony sailing out of New York City. (photo via of Crystal Cruises)
By: Sarah Kuta
What is it like to rent a ‘fondue backpack' in the Swiss Alps and hike to a giant fondue pot? Sarah Kuta does what all good cheese lovers do and travels to Switzerland to find out.
Image: AmaWaterways' AmaMagna ship. (Photo Credit: AmaWaterways)
Image: Disney Treasure christening (Photo Credit: Disney Cruise Line)
By: Sarah Kuta
Image: AmaWaterways is offering a Christmas markets cruise for Spanish-speaking travelers (Photo Credit: AmaWaterways)
Image: PONANT's Le Bougainville sailing the waters off the Greek island of Mykonos. (photo courtesy of PONANT/Julie Gourio)
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By: Sarah Kuta
A new study suggests manatees weren't permanent residents in the Sunshine State until around the 20th century, drawn in by a warming climate and construction of power plants
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By: Sarah Kuta
Maurizio Cattelan's perishable piece soared above the pre-auction estimate of $1.5 million and was the subject of an intense bidding battle at a Sotheby's auction on Wednesday
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