We are seeking an energetic and engaging dining and restaurant writer with a dedication to journalism who wants to live, work and play at The World’s Most Famous Beach. The ideal candidate will bring a distinctive voice to the beat displaying a talent for evocative prose equal to their excitement for fabulous cuisine. Daytona Beach and the surrounding area features many popular seafood destinations, often hugging our gorgeous Atlantic Ocean coastline, while also offering a rich variety of culinary delights that reflect our diverse population. In addition, our region includes numerous breweries and wineries along with innovative craft cocktail offerings. Coverage will highlight the assortment of this region’s dining options found everywhere from food trucks to posh beachfront resorts.
The person hired for this position will be:
Becoming a local expert will be paramount to regularly producing and updating deeply reported, best-of articles spotlighting everything from burger joints and pizzerias to romantic and waterfront restaurants. Dining guides will also need to be produced for visitors and locals alike ahead of holidays such as Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Thanksgiving plus major annual events like the Daytona 500, Bike Week, and spring break.
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Please send your information to John Dunbar, Executive Editor at: jdunbar@gannett.com
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