Laurence Dollimore is a Publisher and Digital Editor. He specializes in travel and tourism, focusing on consumer travel and the travel industry, providing insights and updates on these dynamic sectors. Laurence's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Daily Mail, This Is Money, The US Sun, The Telegraph, The Sun, Global Finance Herald, The Irish Sun, luke stewart media, NewsBreak, and MSN.
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Laurence Dollimore's articles predominantly focus on evolving stories and breaking news, particularly concerning Spain. His coverage addresses a wide range of topics including government & politics, entertainment news, travel & tourism, and crime. When reaching out to him or his publication with pitches or information, consider providing updates on ongoing stories related to these themes in the Spanish context. Expert commentary from local stakeholders or individuals directly involved in the evolving situations may be of particular interest to him based on his coverage attributes.
For travel-related features about Spain and its regions or insights into real estate trends specific to this area could also be relevant for Laurence's columns. Additionally, considering his attention towards crime and missing persons cases within Spain when pitching relevant content would likely capture his interest as well.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES THAT SOME MAY FIND DISTRESSING
By: Laurence Dollimore, Perkin Amalaraj
An elderly British man who spent years battling to evict squatters who took over his dream retirement home has sadly died before getting his property back.
By: Laurence Dollimore
AS tourists sip cocktails in Spain’s picturesque coastal towns, hitmen as young as 17 are being flown in to unleash blood-soaked mayhem. Violent Swedish gangs are flocking to sunny European h…
TO locals and tourists walking past La Mirage, the picturesque hotel seems like any other holiday destination. Yet look closer and you’ll find it’s a 32-bed adult playground where randy…
The couple checked into the four-star hideaway on the Costa del Sol for a much needed escape after their lavish, and somewhat chaotic, wedding celebrations.
Over 2 million travellers from Britain and Ireland visit the cheapest of the Canary Islands every year - accounting for more than half of their tourist business.
