Sarah Pollok is a multimedia journalist with a focus on travel and local stories in New Zealand. Her work has been featured in various publications including the New Zealand Herald, NewstalkZB, and Escape (News Corp Australia). Sarah's articles cover a range of topics from travel tips and destination recommendations to insights into local culture and events.
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Sarah Pollok's articles mainly focus on travel and tourism in New Zealand, with a particular emphasis on expert commentary and data-driven insights. If you are an expert in the travel industry or have access to unique data related to travel trends within New Zealand, consider reaching out to Sarah.
She often includes insights from local experts and cites credible data sources. Therefore, if you have specific knowledge about tourist destinations, airline operations, airport management or any other aspect of travel within New Zealand supported by relevant data, your input might be valuable for her articles.
Given her focus on local content related to New Zealand's travel scene including airports and vacation spots, targeting pitches that align with these themes would likely resonate well with Sarah.
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By: Sarah Pollok
'It just decimated my life actually,' one Kiwi said after falling ill during her stay.
By: Sarah Pollok
The small detail can be easy to miss.
By: Sarah Pollok
A young Palmerston North couple fell severely ill at Warwick Resort in Fiji days before a mass incident of alcohol poisoning that put seven people in hospital.
By: Sarah Pollok
THREE KEY POINTS Auckland Airport has released a Love Actually -inspired video for the summer season, as it expects 1.8 million travellers.
OPINION: Are you a Gen Z, goody two-shoes or baton passer?
Looking for something that's not Love Actually? Here are some ideas.
By: Sarah Pollok
The star has become famous for their outrageous videos.
By: Sarah Pollok
This article was one of Herald Travel's top stories of 2024. A 7-year-old boy was refused a passport for a family holiday because his name was a copyright infringement of the Star Wars franchise.
Don't return from that long-awaited break feeling burnt out.
By: Sarah Pollok
This article was one of the NZ Herald's best-read stories of 2024. Air New Zealand will stop direct flights between Wellington and Invercargill in January.
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