Sophie Lam is a Travel Editor for The i Paper, focusing on national travel within the United Kingdom. With a passion for exploring new destinations and uncovering hidden gems, Sophie's articles provide readers with valuable travel advice, recommendations, and insights into the latest trends and developments in the travel industry.
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Sophie Lam's coverage primarily focuses on travel-related topics, including government announcements and data citations. She is likely to be receptive to pitches related to travel trends, tourism insights, and updates on transport systems affecting the UK or Europe.
Given her focus on government announcements and data citations, she may also be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights or analysis backed by reliable sources such as industry reports, official statistics, or expert commentary from reputable organizations within the travel and tourism sector.
As Sophie's geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), relevant pitches should consider how the proposed content directly impacts or relates to audiences within the UK.
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By: Emma Featherstone, Sophie Lam
These simple changes and prompts could see your travel experiences transformed next year
By: Sophie Lam
Fare types will be reduced from 11 to 3, but as many are scrapped, flexibility will also be reduced
By: Sophie Lam
The broadcaster's series have taken viewers around the world, but a trek through the Congo Basin taught him more than he was expecting
By: Sophie Lam
The state is aiming to claim the country's first high-speed rail line – but completion will not be easy
Historic Dunkeld has an artsy atmosphere that nurtures potters, jewellers and painters while Birnam wood is mentioned by Shakespeare
Berlin, Buenos Aires and Beirut are buzzing to break of dawn - but the odds are stacked against the UK capital
By: Sophie Lam
England’s original spa town is resplendent with quaint streets filled with antiquities and an award-winning craft brewery
By: Emma Featherstone, Euan O'Byrne Mulligan, Sophie Lam
A double room in the closest hotel to Balmoral, a 15-minute drive away, costs £650 a night
British passport fees are set to rise for the second year in a row
With beaches that go on for miles, this stretch of southern Spain has plenty of space for holidaymakers
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