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Amy Nelson

(She/Her)
Minnesota
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Covers:  Health, travel, dining, style, technology, arts and entertainment and other lifestyle topics
Health and caregiving editor @next_avenue; travel editor @mnmomag. Ask me about my interview with Prince or my next adventure. @SATW member, @Packers season tix

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I am an award-winning luxury lifestyle storyteller who produces compelling content that connects with audiences across multiple channels. I have skills as an innovative and creative editor, writer, digital manager and newsroom leader.

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French Polynesia’s diverse islands offer beauty, culture and memory-making splendors

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By Amy Nelson
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I’ve been thinking about honeymoons a lot recently. Maybe it’s because we’re in the heart of wedding season and I’m getting invitations to summer nuptials; maybe it’s because this is Pride weekend in Minneapolis and I’m hearing a lot about love; or maybe it’s because I traveled to a dream honeymoon destination earlier this year — French Polynesia — and am still thinking about that remarkable visit.
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Experience the Endless Natural Beauty and Wellness of Bhutan

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By Amy Nelson
| Artful Living Verified
“Bhutan is a small garden with many flowers,” our travel guide explained on a winding drive through the mountains on the way back to the country’s sole international airport. The analogy is apt — the tiny nation tucked between Tibet and India is blooming with beauty. And, like a garden, Bhutan is good for the spirit and soul.
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It’s all downhill from here: Last-minute ski destinations near and far

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By Amy Nelson
| Pioneer Press Verified
If this year’s Olympics (and Paralympics) games inspired you to hit the slopes before the end of the season, you’re in luck. There are still several options across the country and around the globe to put pow in that powder for some downhill skiing or snowboarding. Here are downhill ski sites that either I or friends and family members have visited recently and are scheduled to be open until mid-April or later.
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