Australian Traveller Media, publisher of Australian Traveller, International Traveller and US-distributed Australia Magazine is thrilled to announce the appointment of Katie Carlin as Digital Editor in Chief.

Katie comes to the role with a wealth of experience in digital and lifestyle media; having previously worked for Bauer Media, Fairfax Media and The Parent Brand in managing editor and editor roles over the past seven years. Katie has lead a number of high-performing digital teams over this time and is skilled at developing and implementing editorial and SEO strategies.

“It is an exciting time to be joining the team at Australian Traveller Media,” says Katie. “We are in a period of incredible growth; both in terms of team expansion and website traffic across our sites australiantraveller.com and internationaltraveller.com.

“The latter is due in part to a robust SEO strategy that continues to deliver consistent month-on-month traffic growth, but this is only the beginning. We have big plans for 2019 and we look forward to bringing you along on the journey.”

Quentin Long, Managing Director of Australian Traveller Media, says: “Katie is joining the digital team at a great moment for the digital business. Our shift to being a serious digital publisher with fantastic print brands is gaining unprecedented momentum… and we are forecasting this growth to continue. Katie is a key appointment in accelerating this growth and overachieving on our forecast.”

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Australian Traveller is Australia's premium, highest-selling travel magazine, launched in 2005, for Australians travelling in Australia. International Traveller is the best-selling outbound travel magazine, which launched in 2012. Both feature trustworthy travel advice for experiences ranging from zero to six-stars, covering every corner of the globe. On sale every other month and available from all good newsagents and supermarkets