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Here's the SCMP contacts page. I don't know which editor oversees travel or what the Morning Post pays.
Hi,
I'm starting to use social media for Iberostar Hotels & Resorts to target the American traveler. Facebook http://www.facebook.com/IberostarHotelsUSA and Twitter http://twitter.com/#!/iberostarusa Check them out for all the latest information.
Kenya's Ukambani and Samburu regions:
I'm spending the next month travelling as a writer/chronicler with a group of eye specialists as they visit and treat the people of the remote villages of Kenya's Ukambani. This is my fifth year to travel with the team and there are so many stories to be told.
After the work in the Ukambani I will visit the Samburu people and especially areas beloved by Ernest Hemmingway. But it's not about Hemmingway, it's about the people of this area and how the constant droughts over so many years have affected them.
There are many story ideas for an imaginative Editor. I leave in the coming days and will be out of contact for almost a month... so Hurry Up and contact me!
Thanks for your time.
Brendan O.A. Harding