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Travel journalists in the United States

1,429 reporters and editors in the United States who cover destinations, hotels, airlines, tourism boards and travel trends.

1,429 Journalists
622 Outlets
538 Writers
456 Editors

Who is on this list

InsightFuse lists 1,429 travel journalists in the United States, working across 622 outlets. Every record has a name, job title, outlet and location. Many also have a verified email address and a LinkedIn profile, which you can see once you sign in.

Where they work: top outlets and employers

  • Boeing
  • Faa
  • Meredith Corporation
  • American Airlines
  • Aviation Week Network
  • College Magazine
  • Jeppesen, a Boeing Company
  • Atlas Obscura
  • Southwest Airlines
  • Northstar Travel Media
  • Gulfstream Aerospace
  • United Airlines
  • Universal Orlando Resort
  • Aviation Supplies & Academics, Inc.
  • Undercover Tourist
Journalists by role
RoleJournalists
Writers538
Editors456
Producers204
Journalists56
Section and senior editors41
Reporters32
Editors-in-chief32
Managing editors22

How to pitch travel journalists

Travel reporters cover destinations, hotels, airlines, tourism boards and travel trends. They want new openings, unique experiences, strong imagery and press trips.

  • Travel features are planned months ahead. Pitch summer stories in winter.
  • Lead with what is new: an opening, a route or a reopening.
  • Hosted trips need clear terms, since some outlets cannot accept them.

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Frequently asked questions

How many travel journalists are there in the United States?

InsightFuse lists 1,429 travel journalists, editors and producers in the United States, at 622 outlets.

How do I pitch travel journalists in the United States?

Travel features are planned months ahead. Pitch summer stories in winter. Send each reporter a short, personal email rather than a mass release.

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