Kelly J. Hayes is a journalist at Vail Daily and The Aspen Times. She covers a range of topics including food and beverages, hospitality and leisure, as well as climate change and its impact on the environment and travel. Her work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in beverage production and consumer travel.
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Kelly J. Hayes has a strong focus on wine-related content with an emphasis on local coverage, particularly in the Aspen area of Colorado. Given her frequent reviews and seasonal features, Kelly may be interested in pitches related to local wine events, new vineyards or wineries in the area, as well as trends and developments within the regional wine industry.
Since she covers house & home themes extensively alongside beauty & fashion and food & beverage topics, consider pitching lifestyle pieces that incorporate wine culture into these areas for potential collaboration opportunities.
As Kelly's work predominantly centers around Aspen and Snowmass in Colorado, any relevant news regarding these locations could also capture her interest.
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