Mark Harada is an Editor at Karryon: Together In Travel. He focuses on travel and tourism, with a keen interest in the aviation industry, airlines, and consumer travel, emphasizing the importance of immersive experiences and practical travel strategies. Mark's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including Karryon.
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Mark Harada's coverage predominantly focuses on travel and tourism, with an emphasis on local Australian and Queensland-specific content. He often covers news related to airlines, travel agencies, and destinations. Given his inclination towards citing data and government announcements in his articles, he may be interested in receiving pitches that include authoritative statistics or insights from reputable government sources related to the travel industry.
Pitching stories about new airline routes connecting Australia or Queensland to international destinations, updates on local tourist attractions, or trends in consumer behavior related to travel could align well with Mark's coverage interests. In addition, providing information about safety measures implemented by airlines or tourist destinations might also resonate with him given the topics he covers.
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By: Mark Harada
At least 34 Australians are among hundreds of people missing after deadly flash floods and landslides struck parts of Nepal and Tibet, China. The disaster, which occurred on Wednesday near the border of the two countries, has already claimed the lives of at least 160 people. But that death toll is expected to grow significantly, given the magnitude of the event.
By: Mark Harada
Virgin Australia has delivered a “strong” FY26 result with double-digit profit growth as solid travel demand and tighter capacity lifted the airline's performance.
By: Mark Harada
At least 39 Australians are now unaccounted for following deadly flash flooding near the Nepal-Tibet border, Foreign Minister Penny Wong has confirmed.
By: Mark Harada
As demand for travel to Southeast Asia from Australia surges, Melbourne Airport will see two lifts in air capacity in the lead up to the peak summer holiday period.
By: Mark Harada
Australians planning trips to Nepal or Tibet are being urged to rethink travel close to areas impacted by last week's deadly flash floods after the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) issued a rare “crisis alert” over the weekend.
By: Mark Harada
The Travel Corporation (TTC) is reshaping its touring portfolio by bringing Insight Vacations and Costsaver under the Trafalgar name, with the transition beginning in September. But while both brands will disappear under their own names during 2027, their products aren't going anywhere. Instead, they're being folded into a much bigger Trafalgar.
By: Mark Harada
Volcanic ash clouds from the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau in Indonesia over the weekend have led to flight cancellations across the country, especially at the country's main gateway, Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport.
By: Mark Harada
When Sri Lanka was hit by its worst cyclone (“Ditwah”) this century in November 2025, you could have been forgiven for feeling pessimistic about the country's tourism sector and its immediate future. But fast-forward less than 10 months, and it's anything but a glum picture.
By: Mark Harada
International travel from Australia continued unabated in July, the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) report on outbound and inbound travel has revealed.
By: Mark Harada
Overseas travel from Australia continued unabated in July, the latest ABS report on outbound and inbound travel has revealed.
