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"List of PR Contacts and their Clients?
Hi, I am a freelance travel writer with over 750 articles published in the US and worldwide (print and web) and would love to be put in touch with PR folks who have travel clients and who run press trips for writers. I wonder if such a list of PR companies and their clients exists? If not, I'd be more than happy for public relations companies to contact me with a view to adding me to their database for any upcoming trips. Clips of my work are available on request. I would need airfare provided and I live in San Francisco. Many thanks."
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Lilas Public Relations, raminta@lilas-pr.com, 917-721-1977. She represents lots of high-end properties at Riveria Maya and can probably connect you to tourism sources. Feel free to use my name.
Methinks she didn't want to tell the assembled media that she pays NOTHING for contributions to Travellady.com and her various other sites.
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