Get Lost with Lonely Planet
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How I, a 20-something, realistically afford my travels
It’s been a few months since I last introduced myself on here, so hello! I’m Ann Douglas, one of the digital editors at Lonely Planet. I live in Brooklyn – though a southerner at heart – I’m 26 years old, and I have a lot of fun in my line ...
Why I don't dream of Italy
I knew something was off the first day I landed in Rome. I was 20 years old, in my third year of University, and there I was having an overpriced dinner in Campo Di Fiori with my new classmates on my study abroad.
If you were my friend, I'd take you to these heavenly spots in Paris
11th arrondissement / Serina Patel
How to make your travel gayer
Rachel here, magazine editor turned social media manager. When I’m not thrifting wool sweaters (nothing like a Babaa find) or frantically planning my next trip (and Googling “shortest flights coolest trips from ILM”), I’m behind the scenes ...
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Off-the-cuff, first-person travel inspiration from Lonely Planet.
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editor turned social media girlie living in wilmington, north carolina. part time yoga teacher, full time online shopper. smells like lavender. smm @ lonely planet <3
Seeking fills for the Oprah gap and the \ud83d\udd49 in OMG.
Editor, explorer of all things, lover of awe, mother of two, wild at heart, uncomfortable always
excuse me while I muse...nyc-based travel writer, babitz lover, martini enthusiast
Director of Social Media, Lonely Planet
Editor at Lonely Planet
Editor at Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet editor. Emo-traveler. Eat, drink, escape.
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