Sophie Dickinson is a Deputy Travel Editor at Metro.co.uk. She specializes in family travel and pop culture, with a keen interest in the intersections of food and beverages within the travel and tourism sector. Her work has been featured in prominent publications including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Independent, and The Telegraph.
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Sophie's coverage predominantly focuses on travel and tourism, with an emphasis on providing practical advice and insights to her audience. She often includes seasonal content and data citations in her articles.
Given Sophie's focus, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer expert advice or insights related to travel trends, emerging holiday destinations, the airline industry, and tips for travelers. Additionally, since a significant portion of her work involves "How To" guides and seasonal content, offering expertise related to travel planning during specific seasons could also capture her attention.
As Sophie doesn't have a specified geographic focus but does cover UK-specific topics occasionally, it may be beneficial to tailor pitches by considering their relevance to both international travelers as well as those interested in UK-based travel.
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By: Sophie Dickinson
Everything you need to know about the spookiest day of the year
By: Sophie Dickinson
Sophie Dickinson steps into an elegant world at the heart of the Austrian capital’s social calendar
It’s that time of year: carols are on the radio, the trees are being decorated and talk has turned to turkey. That also means, of course, that the school holidays are fast approaching, and so too is the need for entertainment. There’s the brief reprieve supplied by Christmas Day itself, of course, and the hope that toys received as gifts will provide some distraction. But that tricky period until January looms large in the minds of parents.
By: Sophie Dickinson
It’s a familiar complaint. You have grand travel plans for the year, but don’t have the annual leave to make them a reality. Or rather, you do have the holiday, but with that summer wedding and the Christmas trip to the in-laws, it can’t all be used on your voyages around the world.
By: Sophie Dickinson, Yolanda Zappaterra
Take your pick from this assortment of adorable spots
By: Sophie Dickinson
These are 10 of the world’s most iconic, UNESCO-listed dishes – and the street stands, family restaurants and market stalls where you can eat them.
By: Sophie Dickinson
In search of a restorative break, Sophie Dickinson swerved the country’s capital and explored the traditional ryokans in the foothills of Mount Fuji
