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Adrienne Barile

East Coast United States, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Flipboard, Matador Network, Yahoo Creators, Fodor's Travel, Currently
Covers:  Culture travel, Design-forward/unique stays, Local cuisine + food culture, Destination inspiration, Architecture, Visual storytelling (photography, drone imagery, short-form video)

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Adrienne Barile is a Washington, DC–based travel writer, photographer, licensed drone pilot, Yahoo Creator, and Fodor’s video creator. Through freelance editorial work and her blog, The Haphazard Traveler, she covers culture-forward destinations, boutique and luxury-leaning stays, culinary travel, solo travel, and under-the-radar experiences. Her work blends practical trip-planning insight with thoughtful storytelling, strong visuals, and an eye for culture, design, food, and history.

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This Is the World's Best Culinary Festival - And Most People Don't Know It Exists

This Is the World's Best Culinary Festival - And Most People Don't Know It Exists

Whoever said “never meet your heroes” wasn’t talking about the Cayman Cookout.

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Forget 'Eat Pray Love' and Instead Go 'Move Nourish Rest' at This Mexican Resort

Forget 'Eat Pray Love' and Instead Go 'Move Nourish Rest' at This Mexican Resort

On a dune-backed stretch of the Sea of Cortez, Zadún, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve, integrates Los Cabos’ growing f…

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The Kid-Friendly Mexico Resort That Lets Adults Have Their Vacation, Too

The Kid-Friendly Mexico Resort That Lets Adults Have Their Vacation, Too

Together with Secrets Bahia Mita, Dreams Bahia Mita caters to families and groups visiting Mexico, with a lay…

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This Luxury Resort Makes a Belize Vacation Shockingly Easy

This Luxury Resort Makes a Belize Vacation Shockingly Easy

If you think getting around Belize is tricky, think again.

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I Went to Napa for the Wine. I Stayed for the Burgerdog.

I Went to Napa for the Wine. I Stayed for the Burgerdog.

Silverado Resort’s newest chapter is unfolding through a refreshed restaurant, garden-sourced cocktails, and …

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I made it to the airport, but still missed my flight. Check these 5 things before you fly this ho...

I made it to the airport, but still missed my flight. Check these 5 things before you fly this ho...

Before you fly this holiday weekend, check bag-drop cutoffs, TSA ID rules, airport arrival timing, airline ap…

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Inspired by The Odyssey? Here's how I'd plan a first trip to Greece

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From Athens to the Peloponnese, Greece's ancient temples, legendary kingdoms, and archaeological sites bring the myths and epic journeys of The Odyssey to life for modern travelers. (Comezora via Getty Images) Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is inspiring many travelers to dream about Greece's dramatic coastlines, ancient kingdoms, and legendary heroes.
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This walkable Delaware beach town offers historic charm, quieter beaches, and easy access to Rehoboth

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By Adrienne Barile
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The Haphazard Traveler and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Savannah Beach is one of Lewes’ easiest town beaches to visit, with calmer Delaware Bay water, bathhouses, and a large parking lot nearby. (Tyler Smiley via Getty Images) Lewes, Delaware, isn't the beach town I'd choose if I wanted boardwalk lights, arcades, and a livelier summer scene. That's nearby Rehoboth's lane, and it does it well.
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9 state park lodges that feel more like affordable nature resorts

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By Adrienne Barile
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State park lodges can offer the comfort of a resort stay with direct access to some of the country’s most scenic landscapes like Cacapon Resort State Park. (Joe Rebello via Getty Images) State parks don't usually make travelers think of resort vacations. Cabins, campgrounds, and picnic shelters? Sure. But full-service lodges with lake views, mountain scenery, restaurants, golf courses, spas, and cozy fireplaces are a different story.
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