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Adrienne Barile

East Coast United States, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Flipboard, Yahoo Creators, Matador Network, 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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8 Virginia beaches for an easy fall escape

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By Adrienne Barile
| Yahoo Creators Verified
Sunrise at the Virginia Beach pier (Tim Pennington via Getty Images) Fall can be a great time to visit Virginia's beaches, especially once summer crowds thin out. The best choice depends on what you want most: a lively boardwalk with restaurants nearby, a quieter stretch of sand for a long walk, or calmer bay water and a more relaxed setting. The tradeoff is that beach weather becomes less predictable as the season goes on.
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New nonstop flights from DC and Baltimore make Los Cabos, Cartagena, and Caribbean escapes easier this winter

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By Adrienne Barile
| Yahoo Creators Verified
New and expanded nonstop flights are making warm-weather escapes easier this winter—including service to destinations like St. Maarten, where plane spotting at Maho Beach is an attraction in itself. (SHANE P WHITE via Getty Images) If you're already dreaming about escaping winter, you may have more nonstop options than you did last year.
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Can a Beachfront Resort Still Feel Like San Juan?

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By Adrienne Barile
| Fodor's Travel Verified
From chef-driven dining and lively nightlife to easy access to Old San Juan, Fairmont El San Juan offers more than a typical beach resort experience. For many travelers, choosing where to stay in San Juan, Puerto Rico comes down to a trade-off. Do you stay among the colorful streets and historic landmarks of Old San Juan, or choose a beachfront resort on Isla Verde? After several days at the Fairmont El San Juan Hotel, I realized that’s the wrong question.
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