Media directory
Mr Alex Travelli
Hong Kong bureau chief
- Location:
- Hong Kong, China
- Languages:
-
- English
- Contact:
-
+852 2868 3030 (office)
Email this person - Specialist Subjects:
-
- Asia
- Culture
- International affairs
- Language
Biography
Alex Travelli is Hong Kong bureau chief for The Economist, with responsibility for the website’s home-page during Asian business hours and for its online coverage of Asia as a whole. He co-ordinates reporting within the region, including China, and edits the Banyan blog.
He has been based in Hong Kong since 2009, having joined The Economist through its New York bureau in 2004. Prior to that he worked in television news, as a writer and producer, based in New York, the Persian Gulf and India.
For media inquiries please contact:
Americas
Amy Jaick
+1 212 641 9834
amyjaick@economist.com
Dayna De Simone
+1 212 698 9724
daynadesimone@economist.com
UK
Caroline Marrows (except on Fridays)
+44 (0)7919 561 177
carolinemarrows@economist.com
Simran Maini (Speed Communications)
+44 (0) 20 7842 3270
ukpressoffice@economist.com
Asia
Hong Kong and Greater China
Novia Fong (Edelman PR)
+852 2837 4727
novia.fong@edelman.com
Singapore and South East Asia
June Lit
+852 2585 3377
junelit@economist.com
Australia
Luke Roberts (Cape PR)
+61 2 8218 2190
luke@capepublicrelations.com
India
Alpesh Kandoi
+91 22 40779230
alpeshkandoi@economist.com
About The Economist
With a growing global circulation (now 1.5 million including both print* and digital) and a reputation for insightful analysis and perspective on every aspect of world events, The Economist is one of the most widely recognised and well-read current affairs publications. The paper covers politics, business, science and technology, and books and arts, concluding each week with the obituary. Its website (www.economist.com) offers articles from the past ten years, in addition to web-only content such as blogs, debates and audio/video programmes. The Economist is now available to download for reading on Android, iPhone, or iPad devices.
*Audit Bureau of Circulations UK/US, July-December 2011
