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Sarah Keenlyside

Contributing Online Editor

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South China Morning Post SCMP

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Sarah Keenlyside is a contributing online editor for Style by SCMP. With over 20 years of experience in the travel, fashion, and lifestyle industries, she covers a range of topics including luxury, pop culture, celebrity, and entertainment. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Telegraph, Time Out, and the Sunday Times, as well as platforms like Yahoo News and MSN.

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Informative: 61 %
Interviews Q&as: 15 %
Listicles: 7 %
Reviews: 7 %
Opinion: 7 %

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Sarah Keenlyside's articles primarily focus on profile features and expert commentary within the entertainment, beauty, and fashion industries. She often delves into revealing insights about celebrities' personal lives and professional careers.

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I found the Egypt of my imagination aboard TUI’s newest river ship

I found the Egypt of my imagination aboard TUI’s newest river ship

By: Sarah Keenlyside

It’s 11am in the Valley of the Kings by the time I emerge, blinking into the sun, from the 3,300-year-old tomb of Tutankhamun – and it’s not at all what I had been expecting. For one, I hadn’t realised Tutankhamun was still here. His body isn’t tucked away in some unknown, temperature-controlled vault as I’d assumed, but lying inside a glass case in the very tomb he was buried in. Seeing his blackened feet and shrunken head protruding from either end of a cotton shroud brought home the fact that

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