Stephen Scourfield is a travel journalist based in Australia. He writes for various publications including West Travel Club, The West Australian, Augusta-Margaret River Times, Geraldton Guardian, South Western Times, Manjimup-Bridgetown Times, and Pilbara News. Stephen's articles cover a wide range of travel topics, providing insights, recommendations, and news updates for both local and international destinations.
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Stephen Scourfield's coverage mainly revolves around travel and tourism, with a significant focus on cultural experiences, destinations, hotels, and international cuisine. He also delves into house & home-related topics.
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