Reporter Seeks Interviews
Jun 7, 2010 | 2:27 pm
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Reporter Seeks Interviews
Do you travel about as much as George Clooney‘s character in the movie “Up in the Air?”
If so, the American Express publication Executive Travel would like to interview you for a story on how road warriors cope with frequent hotel stays: what are the challenges, your likes and dislikes, how you maintain personal connections and what hotel technology or services are essential. Email frequenttraveler2atgmail.com with your contact information and best time to reach you. Must hear from you by Monday, June 14.
If so, the American Express publication Executive Travel would like to interview you for a story on how road warriors cope with frequent hotel stays: what are the challenges, your likes and dislikes, how you maintain personal connections and what hotel technology or services are essential. Email frequenttraveler2atgmail.com with your contact information and best time to reach you. Must hear from you by Monday, June 14.
Last edited by ET reporter; Jun 16, 2010 at 2:58 am
Jun 7, 2010 | 3:53 pm
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Or what happens to us? 
Also try www.helpareporter.com. Reporters and writers with a vague thesis but no interest in doing research post queries there, sit back, and let the story come to them.
Also try www.helpareporter.com. Reporters and writers with a vague thesis but no interest in doing research post queries there, sit back, and let the story come to them.
Jun 7, 2010 | 4:02 pm
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Nothing happens, Bear. It's all about meeting a deadline.
This IS research. Just need to hear from frequent travelers--can't make them up.
Helpareporter.com is read mostly by companies seeking pr, not necessarily by very frequent travelers. But thanks for the suggestion.
This IS research. Just need to hear from frequent travelers--can't make them up.
Helpareporter.com is read mostly by companies seeking pr, not necessarily by very frequent travelers. But thanks for the suggestion.