Thursday, May 23
1:30–2:30 p.m.
Breakout Session V
Priority Boarding: First Class Tips on Luxury Travel
Affluent explorers and aspirational travelers seek destinations with world-class hotels, luxurious fine dining, lavish spas, and exciting adventures and attractions. In addition, bucket list trips and milestone celebrations including destination weddings, honeymoons and special occasion excursions, are all contributing to the luxury travel sector. In this session, journalists will share:
- The latest trends.
- Tips on pitching.
- Upcoming opportunities to gain editorial exposure.
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| Jennie Nunn, Contributing Editor, Organic Spa Magazine and 805 Living; Former Editor, 7x7, California Home+Design, and Sunset | Sandra Ramani, Senior Contributing Editor at Organic Spa and Freelance Journalist | Brian Berusch, Editorial Director, Arts & Travel Magazine |
Additional Speaker Information
Jennie Nunn is a contributing editor at Organic Spa Magazine and 805 Living. Nunn, a Los Angeles native, is a former editor at magazines including 7x7, California Home+Design, and most recently Sunset. Her work has appeared in publications including The San Francisco Chronicle, AFAR, Destination Weddings & Honeymoons, San Francisco Magazine, Angeleno, Gotham, Hamptons, Westways, C Magazine, Luxe Interiors + Design, California Brides and California Interiors.
Sandra Ramani is a contributor at Travel + Leisure, Robb Report, Elite Traveler, Luxury Travel Advisor, Fodors.com, New York Magazine, Bridal Guide, Destination Wedding & Honeymoons and 002 Houston, and senior contributing editor at Organic Spa.
Brian Berusch is editorial director at Arts & Travel Magazine. He has been covering luxury travel and lifestyle trends for the better part of two decades. Berusch’s work has been printed in dozens of magazine titles, some of which include Town & Country, Departures, Wine Enthusiast, Elite Traveler, Lexus Worldwide and Travel + Leisure. He formerly produced and hosted a weekly travel segment on Honolulu's NBC affiliated morning show. And he insists that luxury is merely in the eye of the beholder.