Kristina Beanland is a Deputy Lifestyle Editor at Metro.co.uk. She covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, travel and tourism, family relationships, and real estate, with a particular focus on commercial airlines, family travel, and the housing market. Kristina's work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN, Yahoo News UK, Mirror, Daily Record, Cork Beo, and DevonLive.
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Kristina Beanland's coverage indicates a focus on local content, particularly related to family and relationships, entertainment news, as well as house & home topics. She often includes expert commentary and cites data in her articles.
To effectively reach out to Kristina, consider offering expertise related to family dynamics, relationship advice or insights into local lifestyle trends within the UK. Additionally, providing data-backed analysis or unique perspectives on travel destinations and shopping trends could be of interest.
Given her strong emphasis on local themes such as the best winter walks across the UK and Europe's most loved holiday spot being crowned - she may be interested in pitches that offer insider knowledge about lesser-known but appealing locations or emerging travel trends within the UK.
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An autumn getaway to Spain's capital.
Marina Herraiz is a Spanish travel expert, who is born and raised in Madrid . She tells our Lifestyle Editor, Kristina Beanland , about the best underrated spots in her city
By: Kristina Beanland
A 'comedian' made some shocking comments on SNL.
By: Kristina Beanland
Metro's Kristina Beanland Checks Into Kaya Great Northern, in London St Pancras, and shares why it has her favourite feature of any hotel.
By: Kristina Beanland
'Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.'
By: Kristina Beanland
This week, London will see it's final sunset before 5pm for 2026. It's a depressing fact, particularly if you're one of the thousands of women that enjoy running the city's streets.
By: Kristina Beanland
'Coercive control creates invisible chains and a sense of fear that impacts every element of a survivor’s life.'
By: Kristina Beanland
Take note...
By: Kristina Beanland
The extra layer will come in handier than you think.
