Covers Travel, Hotels, Resorts, Airlines, Credit Cards, Destinations and International Travel with a focus on Frequent Flyer programs and Credit Cards. The fundamentals of working with bloggers are the same as with traditional journalists at traditional media outlets: respect their schedules; take time to read their material to learn their interests; and only contact them if/when they want to be contacted. You will also find that if a blogger is a journalist for another outlet(s), Cision tracks their contact preferences there as well. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication). The Points Guys is open to advertising and pr opportunities. Bryan Kelly is available for media appearances and speaking at events. For all press and media inquiries, email: press@thepointsguy.com. For all other business/entertainment inquiries, email Jill Kaplan at: jill@princeipalentny.com To view The Points Guy's Instagram: instagram.com/thepointsguy

First launched in 1969, Travel Weekly is a print magazine aimed at travel industry professionals, from frontline travel sellers to chief executives. The brand's multimedia portfolio includes print and digital, social media, jobs boards, email, video and more.

Established in 1958 and written for U.S. travel agents, tour operators, corporate travel executives, and travel industry suppliers. Covers airline, lodging, packaged travel, tourist-focused rail and cruise industry news. Also covers news from major regional and national travel agencies and agent networks, as well as travel agent trade associations. The publication works to "help agencies increase profits, sell specific destinations or niche markets, as well as educate the industry about current news and trends." Specific topics covered include hotels, resorts, cruises, destinations, car rentals, rail travel, airlines, incentive travel, technology, meetings, agency management and government. In addition to travel industry news, the newspaper offers destination sections designed to promote travel sales to those areas. The destination sections, called Selling [Destination], offer information about notable attractions, tours, accommodations and cruises in the area. Frequently publishes special topic supplements dedicated to specific destinations or types of travel, which are listed in the publication's editorial calendar. Regular sections include: Agent Life, covering personal and professional issues affecting travel agents; Business Travel, offering news and trends specific to business-oriented travel; Airport News; Meetings and Incentives, covering meeting planning and incentive travel; Technology, covering travel industry-related technology of interest to industry professionals, such as reservation systems and travel booking Web sites and Clipboard, featuring industry infographics, short reference information items and bullet point highlights of various destinations.

Written for the Washington and Baltimore business community. Covers locally relevant financial, technological, industrial and commercial issues. Covers company and industry news specific to Washington, DC rather than product news or reviews. The editorial content is made up of both breaking business news and topically focused feature articles. The feature articles cover such diverse industries as technology, real estate, retail, hospitality, human resources and healthcare. In addition to the lead stories, feature articles and commentary, the paper also carries Small Business Insights for Washington, DC area small business owners and entrepreneurs.Washington Business Journal publishes weekly, every Friday. Space reservations and copy deadline is noon, Thursday, eight days prior to date of publication.Announcements/Staff Moves:Announcements are done through a web-based submission form at www.bizjournals.com/washington/potm/form Event listings may be purchased for $99 and must be submitted onlinehttp://www.bizjournals.com/commerce/addlisting/index/market_code/washington The Washington Business Journal, DOES accept article submissions. Articles should be submitted to Managing Editor.Media Alert: Wednesday 5th November 2008 The 2008 Eagle Awards have been announced. Washington Business Journal won for best writing in a story, editorial or column and best overall design. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Edited for members of the Minneapolis/St. Paul business community. Provides access to local business news and information designed to increase business. Features reports on the various segments of the business community, the effects of current economic trends, and advancements in technology. Deals with locally relevant financial, technological, industrial, and commercial issues. Covers company and industry news specific to the Twin Cities area rather than product news or reviews. Content is made up of both breaking business news and topically focused feature articles. Feature articles cover such diverse industries as technology, real estate, retail, hospitality, human resources, and healthcare. In addition to the lead stories, feature articles, and commentary, the paper also carries Small Business Insights for Twin Cities area small business owners and entrepreneurs. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).