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Emma Eversham

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(She/Her)
  • Freelance Journalist and Copywriter, Freelance
England
As seen in: Podbean, FoodNavigator, The Grocer, The Morning Advertiser, scotchwhisky.com, Restaurant, Hospitality and Catering News, The Staff Canteen, Association Meetings International Magazine, Meetings and Incentive Travel and
Covers:  Hospitality (restaurants, hotels, pubs), food and drink, FMCG, events, technology, business, people

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Emma Eversham’s Biography

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I am an experienced journalist and copywriter with specialisms in hospitality, food and drink and FMCG / retail.

I worked for four years as a reporter and senior reporter at The Kentish Times, gaining my NCE certificate before moving into B2B publishing.

After 18 months as deputy web editor at drinks titles Off Licence News, Drinks International and Wine & Spirit, I was recruited as editor of (then) new website BigHospitality.

For eight years I wrote and edited content for BigHospitality, he…

Emma Eversham’s Journalist Portfolio

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Martin Rhodes MP pledges 'persistent and consistent' support for UK’s business events

Martin Rhodes MP pledges 'persistent and consistent' support for UK’s business events

UK MP Martin Rhodes, chair of The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Events says he will work ‘persiste…

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PepsiCo, Danone & Nestlé: how AI is powering F&B growth

PepsiCo, Danone & Nestlé: how AI is powering F&B growth

AI is transforming food industry growth, from predictive analytics and supply chains to innovation, sustainab…

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Creatine storms functional drinks but can it really deliver?

Creatine storms functional drinks but can it really deliver?

As formulators race to stabilise creatine for RTD formats, the ingredient is moving beyond sports nutrition i…

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First VisitBritain, now cuts planned at London & Partners

First VisitBritain, now cuts planned at London & Partners

London’s growth agency London & Partners will be reducing activity and restructuring teams this year as it fa…

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How restaurants can win with cocktails

How restaurants can win with cocktails

How restaurants can use cocktails, pairings, dessert serves and shorter drinks menus to increase sales and im…

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How to negotiate a room block when you're unsure of numbers

How to negotiate a room block when you're unsure of numbers

Want to get the best deals for delegates? Hotel insiders and conference organisers share their top tips

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Articles

Are Europe's heatwaves too hot to handle?

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By Emma Eversham Verified, James Lancaster Verified, Paul Harvey Verified
| Meetings and Conventions - Asia
In Europe, much of the infrastructure supporting events was designed for a climate that increasingly no longer exists. Photo Credit: iStock/Olivier DJIANN For years, the meetings industry has discussed climate change through the institutionalised language of sustainability. Which is to say, how the climate is changing – and how it is affecting meetings and events – hasn’t been discussed much at all.
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First VisitBritain, now cuts planned at London & Partners

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By Emma Eversham Verified
| Meetings and Incentive Travel Verified
London’s growth agency London & Partners will be reducing activity and restructuring teams this year as it faces changes to its funding. The agency, home of the London Convention Bureau, said it needed to make savings across the organisation as part of a three-year strategy which was launched last autumn to ‘deliver greater long-term impact for London’.
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Plans revealed to scale back Trump's unpopular tourism screening proposal

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By Emma Eversham Verified
| Association Meetings International Magazine Verified
The Trump administration’s proposal that foreign travellers from visa waiver programme countries would have to submit five years of the social media history to enter the United States, could be scaled back, an official has said. Northstar publication Travel Weekly reported the amended approach following a speech made by Matt Davies, an executive director at US Customs and Borders Protection’s (CBP) office of field operations, at the US Travel Association’s IPW 2026 conference.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Reporter for the Dartford Times

How is social media changing news?

It might mean that journalists find it harder to break news, but it has opened up ways to contact people plus share published news.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

by email