Tabitha Joyce is a Content Editor at various prestigious publications. She specializes in topics related to hotel chains, luxury accommodations, and entertainment news, bringing a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling to her work. Tabitha's insights and articles have been featured in The Telegraph, Condé Nast Traveler, Condé Nast Traveller, House & Garden, and MSN.
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Tabitha's coverage predominantly focuses on house & home and travel & tourism. She seems to favor content that includes promotional deals, how-to guides, press releases, and event coverage. Therefore, she may be interested in pitches related to unique lodging experiences or destination weddings tied with special promotions or events.
Given her focus on specific locations like Rocky Mountain National Park, Seville, Glasgow, Lucca (Italy), London's Knightsbridge area along with broader topics such as brunch spots and free things to do in cities like Glasgow and London; consider pitching story ideas about similar destinations that offer unique experiences for travelers.
If you represent a hotel chain offering exclusive packages or have insights into lesser-known yet appealing tourist attractions in popular travel destinations, Tabitha could be the right journalist to reach out to.
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By: Katharine Sohn, Charlotte Mccaughan-Hawes, Tabitha Joyce, Tilly Wheeler, Tal Dekel-Daks, Virginia Clark, Madeleine Silver, Arta Ghanbari, Jessica Salter
The Michelin-starred restaurant has just opened four dreamy bedrooms: the perfect place to stay after indulging in a delicious, locally sourced meal.
By: Ticky Hedley-Dent, Hatta Byng, Christabel Chubb, Tal Dekel-Daks, Charlotte Mccaughan-Hawes, Tabitha Joyce, Emily Senior, Rosalyn Wikeley, Tilly Wheeler, Ianthe Butt, Madeleine Silver, Katharine Sohn
Avoid the crowds where possible in the UK’s ultimate summer hotspot
By: Charlie Hobbs, James Medd, Connor Sturges, Steve King, Arati Menon, Tabitha Joyce
From popular haunts to the tranquil Buckinghamshire countryside, these are the locations to look out for.
By: Marco Mansi, Ticky Hedley-Dent, Tal Dekel-Daks, Rosalyn Wikeley, Katharine Sohn, Ianthe Butt, Tilly Wheeler, Michelle Duncan, Christabel Chubb, Tabitha Joyce, Charlotte Mccaughan-Hawes, Pamela Goodman
The new Omaze Cornwall house (worth about £3 million) overlooks Porthcothan Bay, a lesser-known inlet surrounded by grassy dunes tucked behind the wildly popular town of Padstow
By: Hatta Byng, Ros Byam Shaw, Ticky Hedley-Dent, Aida Amoako, Tabitha Joyce, Thomas Barrie, Christabel Chubb, Virginia Clark, Katharine Sohn, Tal Dekel-Daks, Charlotte Mccaughan-Hawes
With spectacular views of the south-west coast, Little Pembroke is a cosy tribute to the natural beauty and history of Cornwall
By: Lulu Townsend, Tilly Wheeler, Tal Dekel-Daks, Rose Washbourn, Charlotte Mccaughan-Hawes, Elizabeth Bennett, Thomas Barrie, Tabitha Joyce
Joanna Lumley and Billie Piper join the new season of the Addams family spin-off Wednesday which premieres on Netflix in two parts, with the first arriving Wednesday, 6 August.
By: Arabella Bowes, Arta Ghanbari, Eleanor Cording-Booth, Busola Evans, Virginia Clark, Lucy Boulton, Tal Dekel-Daks, Christabel Chubb, Taran Wilkhu, Charlotte Mccaughan-Hawes, Tabitha Joyce
Filled with vintage furniture, South Asian art and layers of cultural memory, Dishoom's Permit Room Lodgings marks a major milestone for South Asian culture in contemporary British life
By: India Cardona, Arabella Bowes, Angela Hui, Rose Washbourn, Rumer Neill, Blanche Vaughan, Tabitha Joyce, Charlotte Mccaughan-Hawes, Tilly Wheeler, Tal Dekel-Daks, Gina Jackson
West Cork’s rugged coastline is hardly a secret (it’s a significant section of The Wild Atlantic Way), but venture a little further inland and there’s a crew of passionate people cooking up a feast.
These are a new generation of agriturismo
Over the past decade, the way we travel has changed dramatically and one of the biggest shifts is the prioritisation of a slap-up meal.
