Sarah Kuta is a Writer and Editor at various esteemed publications. Based in Longmont, Colorado, she specializes in travel and tourism, covering themes such as adventure travel, cruise industry insights, and the intersection of travel with science and ecology. Sarah's work has been featured in notable outlets including Travel + Leisure, National Geographic, and the Toronto Star, among many others.
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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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By: Sarah Kuta
Paul Flores was found guilty of the college student's 1996 murder.
By: Sarah Kuta
The Sundance Film Festival may still be months away. But the festival is already expanding its presence in Colorado. This summer, Sundance is collaborating with an array of community events and festivals across the Front Range. These new partnerships provide Colorado audiences with early opportunities to connect with the festival’s legacy of independent storytelling […]
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Researchers examined GPS tracking data from thousands of animals representing 37 species and anonymized cellphone location data from 2020, a year of Covid-19 lockdowns, and the previous year
By: Sarah Kuta
Travel advisors can help travelers move beyond negative cruise headlines by providing facts, reassurance and personalized solutions. Emphasizing the expertise of reputable operators, flexible booking options and the unique benefits of different cruise experiences can build trust and confidence, helping clients make informed decisions amidst various uncertainties.
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Scientists at Aalto University in Finland saved pieces of the Hahtiperä wreck and turned them into textile fibers
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A new study suggests that harvestmen actively attack the slippery amphibians, rather than just scavenging them. The findings hint that the spineless creatures have a more complex relationship with vertebrates than previously thought
By: Sarah Kuta
Celestyal Cruises canceled its winter 2026-27 Arabian Gulf season due to instability in the Middle East and will instead add more Mediterranean sailings, including new Western Mediterranean itineraries.
By: Sarah Kuta
Norwegian Cruise Line announced that the new Great Tides Waterpark at Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas will open on September 4, following a six-acre development including 19 waterslides and new amenities. Guests can buy day passes and cabana reservations starting May 28.
By: Sarah Kuta
Three years ago, Colorado entrepreneur James Hay-Arthur opened Bounce Empire, a massive, 50,000-square-foot indoor inflatable amusement park in Lafayette featuring inflatable games and one of the longest indoor inflatable obstacle courses in the world. Now, he’s back with another over-the-top entertainment destination: Immersive Empire. The new venue is slated to open June 5 […]
By: Sarah Kuta
May was a whirlwind month for the cruise industry, delivering everything from exciting christenings to a global health emergency at sea.
