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Inside the Glamorous World of Pet Wellness

May 20, 2026 |

| Artful Living

A typical day in the life of Chelsea includes a slow morning with a carefully prepared breakfast sprinkled with supplements. Next she gets a mani/pedi, and a blowout to ensure her golden locks are as soft as can be. Come evening, red-light therapy and a massage help her relax. She is living the life of an Upper East Side girl, after all. Upper East Side girl dog, that is.

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Nature-Driven Wellness Escape

Apr 16, 2026 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

Holistic retreat at Waldorf Astoria Punta Cacique blends Costa Rican nature, healing traditions, and luxury spa experiences. Perched upon Costa Rica’s northern Pacific Guanacaste coast, the Waldorf Astoria Punta Cacique is just a half-hour from the airport, but feels as if you’re fully immersed in nature, a million miles away. It’s the portfolio's first Waldorf Astoria in the country and is situated within the Blue Zone of Nicoya Peninsula, an area best-known for its impressive longevity rates.

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San Francisco Has a Martini Trail — Here's How to Plan a Weekend Around It Original

Apr 10, 2026 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Food & Wine

Regional food and drink trails are a fine way to entice visitors to a destination. There’s a pie trail in Arkansas, a mayonnaise trail in South Carolina, and a Sonoran Dog Trail in Arizona. I’ve written about beer trails and bourbon trails and eaten along a tamale trail in Mississippi.

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The Perfect Celebration at Jamaica Inn

Feb 23, 2026 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

I asked my mother where she would like to go for her 70th birthday, and her answer was quite simple: Lie on a beach with a fruity drink in hand. The actual task of choosing a place was not as easy. That is, until I revisited a list, buried deep in my iPhone called “Places I’d Actually Go Back.” As a travel writer and enthusiast, it’s rare to go to the same place twice.

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A Respite in the Crescent City

Jan 21, 2026 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

Here is a sentence I never thought I’d write: I had one of the most relaxing weekends in my life in New Orleans, Louisiana. And it’s all because of a two-day stay at the Four Seasons Hotel New Orleans. Tucked just steps from the madness of the French Quarter, the property opened its doors in August of 2021, so the interiors still feel brand new and fresh, but service and experience have all been refined to fit the loyal guests.

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Glow All Season: The Ultimate Guide to Fall/Winter Skincare

Dec 09, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

Restore hydration, protect moisture, and keep your skin glowing during the harsh winter months with these seasonal swaps Here’s a not-so-fun fact: Cold weather months can wreak havoc on the skin barrier. In particular, the top layers of skin contain fatty acids and cholesterol (the good kind!), which are those first lines of defense that work to seal in moisture and protect against irritants. This is especially common in the fall and winter months due to plummeting temperatures and dry air.

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Dude ranch, but make it luxe

Dec 04, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

Luxury meets wide-open wilderness at Brush Creek Ranch, where all-inclusive indulgence, immersive adventure, and restorative wellness unfold across 30,000 stunning acres. If you’re looking to live out your luxury dude ranch dreams, Brush Creek Ranch fits the bill to perfection. Set upon a 30,000-acre working cattle ranch just 20 minutes from Saratoga, Wyoming, the property manages to marry the remotely rugged with high-end…well, everything.

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Fairmont Miramar Hotel & Bungalows

Sep 15, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Smart Luxury

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Hôtel Barrière Le Carl Gustaf St Barth

Aug 11, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Smart Luxury

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Journey to Vitality: The Future of Integrated Wellness Travel

Jun 16, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

A focus on East-Meets-West medicine oﬀers travelers an integrated approach to health and longevity that lasts long after the trip comes to an end. Travelers take note: All-inclusive resorts with all-you-can-slug pina coladas and endless buﬀets are out. Instead, we’re trading hedonistic vacations for holistic travel. As in, trips are no longer focused solely on wild escapism; a time where one can eschew exercise and eat mindlessly.

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My Husband And I Assumed We Would Have Kids. A Dog Changed Our Minds.

May 26, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Yahoo Life

My husband, Nate, and I used to assume we’d have kids. We were both from the Ozarks and married young — plenty of time. But as our friends began to replace papasans and beer bongs with bouncy swings, we instead moved to New York City and later New Orleans (and then back to New York City). We got our first passports. I got a staff job at a magazine and found my career to be exhilarating. As we grew up together, we fell more in love, but the desire for children never arrived.

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This U.S. City Has Been Overlooked for Years—but It’s Home to World-class Museums, Luxury Hotels, and Award-winning Restaurants | Flipboard

May 24, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Flipboard

You’d probably have to grow your own food after the apocalypse – and scientists say this protein-rich vegetable is the answer | Countryfile.com The world’s preppers are on high alert for what they see as the coming global catastrophe. Is this alarmism? Not according to two New Zealand …

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This U.S. City Has Been Overlooked for Years—but It’s Home to World-class Museums, Luxury Hotels, and Award-winning Restaurants Original

May 24, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Travel + Leisure

Top 5 Can’t Miss Even if you don’t book a room, sip coffee or cocktails at the Bradford House. Visit the 175,000-square-foot First Americans Museum, and get to know the state’s First American history and culture. Feast on a classic chicken-fried steak at Cattlemen’s Steakhouse. Design a hat—or pick up a ready-to-wear one—at Shorty’s Caboy Hattery. Oklahoma City is not Paris. It is not New York City. And it is not Rome. But here’s the thing: That’s actually what makes it so great. OKC is a hidden gem.

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The Luxury Cruise Line Taking Antarctic Expeditions to the Next Level

Apr 23, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Smart Luxury

Writer and producer Andrew Denton said it best: "If Antarctica were music it would be Mozart. Art, and it would be Michelangelo. Literature, and it would be Shakespeare. And yet it is something even greater; the only place on Earth that is still as it should be. May we never tame it." And while the White Continent may not yet be tamed, it certainly has its share of visitors. Since the early 1990s, tourism in Antarctica has grown continually.

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Why a Trip to Antarctica Is Good for the Body and Soul

Apr 22, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

A cruise to Antarctica may not sound like your typical wellness vacation. There is not a sprawling spa, IV drips, or an on-site fitness analysis. But hear me out: Antarctica can be the epitome of wellness, if you have the right mindset. From an icy plunge to educational immersion, my recent trip to the White Continent was spectacular for both my body and my soul.

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Feb 14, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

Opened in February of 2024, Silvestre–meaning wild in Spanish–is situated on prime real estate between the rainforest and beaches of Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula. The area has become famous for its Blue Zone status, and there’s no shortage of juice bars, smoothie bowls, yoga classes, and surfers of all ages.

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The next phase of the true-crime boom? Themed tours.

Jan 20, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Stars and Stripes

Detective-turned-tour-guide Dennis O’Leary stands in front of John’s of 12th Street in New York, one of Manhattan’s oldest red-sauce joints. Just outside is where Lucky Luciano shot Umberto Valenti. The Italian restaurant is a stop on O’Leary’s mafia walking tour. (Bryan Anselm/for The Washington Post) NEW YORK — The mafia walking tour starts at John’s of 12th Street, one of Manhattan’s oldest red-sauce joints. Just outside, our guide informs us, is where Lucky Luciano shot Umberto Valenti.

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The next phase of the true-crime boom? Themed tours.

Jan 16, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Yahoo Life

NEW YORK - The mafia walking tour starts at John’s of 12th Street, one of Manhattan’s oldest red-sauce joints. Just outside, our guide informs us, is where Lucky Luciano shot Umberto Valenti. Dennis O’Leary begins the tour by showing us his official NYPD badge. The retired detective, 62, has seen his share of murders, but he conducts the tour with a light and friendly tone.

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The next phase of the true-crime boom? Themed tours.

Jan 16, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| MSN Ireland

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Jan 16, 2025 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| MSN

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Go From Sore to Soar After Your Workout

Dec 06, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

Adding massage therapy, hydration, or contrast bath therapy to your workout routine is as important as the workout itself. We are quick to repair, say, our car. Or our homes. And our laptops. But why do we often neglect to repair our bodies? Here’s a refreshing bit of science: When it comes to a well- rounded workout, rest is equally as important as the sweat session. “Recovery is where the magic happens,” says Laura Flynn Endres, personal trainer and founder of Get Fit Done.

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Our Favorite Beauty and Wellness Advent Calendars

Nov 21, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

Is there anything more magical than a holiday advent calendar? The simple joy of opening a tiny treasure box with a luxurious treat inside. And it’s all for you. Here, we’ve rounded up the best beauty and wellness advent calendars (at all price points) that make the perfect present—or a special self-care gift to yourself. From MANTLE’s Miracle Mask to Dossier’s delicious scents, here are nine advent calendars to give this holiday season.

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Discover the Endearing Phenomenon of Bucket-List Vacations for Pets

Nov 13, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Artful Living

On a warm day in June, my husband and I checked into The Plaza Hotel with our lab mix, Delta Burke. This is a bucket-list hotel stay for many people, but this trip was exclusively for our senior rescue dog. As a travel writer, I’ve heard the term “bucket list” thrown around a lot in the past decade.

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Pritikin Longevity Center

Nov 04, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

I’ve not slept 12 straight hours straight since college. But on my second night at Pritikin Longevity Center, I did just that. And the next night, too. As a longtime writer with a sleep problem (as in, a lack thereof), this was a revelation. But ask any other guest at Pritikin, and you’ll hear a similar story. THE HISTORY AND PURPOSE Pritikin Longevity Center was started in 1975 by Nathan Pritikin.

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Emeril Lagasse Is Opening His First New Restaurant in 8 Years — and It's Portuguese

Oct 21, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| MSN

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Emeril Lagasse Is Opening His First New Restaurant in 8 Years — and It's Portuguese Original

Oct 21, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Food & Wine

Photo: Courtesy of 34 Restaurant & Bar On October 23, Emeril Lagasse will debut 34 Restaurant & Bar, his first opening in New Orleans in over eight years and the celebrity chef's first Portuguese concept. For the city of New Orleans, this marks a special occasion and yet another reason to celebrate. For Lagasse, it’s even more. “Opening a Portuguese restaurant has been a dream of mine, and so being able to bring it to life with my family has been full circle and extra special," Lagasse says.

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Where to Taste Springfield-Style Cashew Chicken Original

Sep 26, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Food & Wine

Photo: Courtesy of Visit Springfield Missouri If you grew up in the Ozarks, like I did, it’s likely that your family had a go-to Chinese restaurant. And when you vehemently defended your beloved spot, it was because it had one dish that was made better than any other: cashew chicken. Ours was Canton Inn on the west side of town near my childhood home. My husband’s family was die-hard for Lucy’s Chinese Food.

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Visit Cajun Country for No-Fuss Po'Boys, Boudin, and Seafood Beyond New Orleans

Sep 05, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Yahoo Style Canada

Here's where to discuss dinner over lunch in Louisiana's lesser known food destination. Photo Courtesy of Jamie Orillion Let’s just get this out of the way: New Orleans is a fabulous food city. But there’s another culinary gem tucked away in the state of Louisiana — and that’s Lafayette. The fourth largest town in the state, Lafayette packs a big punch when it comes to food, proudly identifying as the epicenter of all things Cajun and Creole cuisine.

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We May Have Solved the Missouri Cheese Cave Mystery

Aug 17, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| NewsBreak

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We May Have Solved the Missouri Cheese Cave Mystery Original

Aug 17, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Food & Wine

Photo: gyro / Getty Images Picture it now: Hundreds of feet below the surface, converted limestone mines are home to thousands and thousands of pounds of cheese. If there’s a heaven, this might be it. But it's off limits to mere cheese-loving mortals. Andrew M. Novaković, professor of agricultural economics at Cornell University, explains that Missouri’s cheese caverns were once enormous man-made caves that were dug for mining purposes.

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Guest column | Forget movies. TV reruns are the best in-flight entertainment.

Aug 02, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| The Washington Post

Guest column by Anne Roderique-Jones August 2, 2024 at 8:00 a.m. EDT Welcome to The Upgrade, By The Way’s series on travel hacks and hot takes. See how to submit here. I grew up watching television sitcoms that blared from an enormous piece of wooden furniture. The glowing box sat prominently in our living room, taking up approximately one-fourth of the square footage, and would leave its indentation in the carpet long after it was gone.

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The True Crime Case More People Should Know — Gloria

Jul 25, 2024 |

By Leslie Price , Anne Roderique-Jones

| Gloria

Before reporting on Sandra Hemme, I didn’t have experience with wrongful conviction cases. I am not a court reporter and I am not a lawyer. I didn’t know that, according to the Vera Institute of Justice, as of 2023, about 191,000 women were detained in jails and prisons across the U.S., with approximately 84,000 being held in local jails. Among the women in these local jails, 61 percent had not yet been found guilty of a crime and were awaiting trial.

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Travel like a Swede: Practice ‘lagom’ to balance rest and adventure

Jun 25, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| The Washington Post

By Anne Roderique-Jones June 25, 2024 at 8:00 a.m. EDT If you’re the planning type, your vacations may begin to feel so structured that you need a do-nothing holiday by the time you return. Sound familiar? It may be time to consider the Swedish practice of “lagom.” The word, pronounced lah-gom, means “not too much, not too little.” When applied to a trip, it means striking the ideal balance of exercise, adventure, food and relaxation.

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Why You Should Be Using Nordic Trekking on Your Next Hike · Organic Spa Magazine

Jun 17, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

During one of our daily hikes, my guide at Mountain Trek let me in on the secret to sculpted arms. It wasn’t bicep curls or burpees–but instead: Nordic Trekking Poles. Krista told me that prior to her wedding, she used the poles during her hikes and felt fantastic in her dress–and that her arms had never looked stronger. Nordic Trekking Poles are an essential tool during a weeklong stay at Mountain Trek Health Reset Retreat.

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Die Frauen in meiner Familie sind über mehrere Generationen durch Vornamen miteinander verbunden

May 30, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Business Insider Deutschland

Meine Großmutter und ich haben die gleichen Initialen. Die Frauen in meiner Familie sind alle durch zweite Vornamen aus früheren Generationen miteinander verbunden. Wir waren alle über unsere Namen hinaus sehr verbunden, was mich stolz macht. Meine 90-jährige Großmutter und ich teilen mehr als nur eine tiefe Verbundenheit. Wir teilen unsere Initialen und einen zweiten Vornamen. Ich bin Anne Marie und sie ist Alice Marie, benannt nach einer der acht Schwestern ihrer Mutter, Anna Marie.

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The women in my family are all connected by names. We have middles names from previous generations. Original

May 29, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Business Insider

Health Westend61/Getty Images This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . My grandmother and I share the same initials. The women in my family are all connected by middle names from previous generations. We have all been very connected beyond our names, which makes me proud. Advertisement My 90-year-old grandmother and I share more than just a profound bond. We share our initials and a middle name.

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Inside the Deluxe Experience of Luxury Long-Term Stays

May 15, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Artful Living

Prior to checking Alice Daniel’s family of four into their luxury suite for a month-long stay, the hotel staff at the Peninsula Beverly Hills had a question. “Madam, can you kindly tell us your initials?” they inquired, pen in hand. They also wanted to know her children’s favorite hobbies.

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Where to Taste St. Louis Barbecue, From Spareribs to Snoots

May 08, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| MSN Singapore

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Where to Taste St. Louis Barbecue, From Spareribs to Snoots Original

May 08, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Food & Wine

Trending Videos Photo: Pappy's Smokehouse St. Louis has a style of barbecue that’s distinctly its own — and it’s rare to see the signature items on other menus in the U.S. Unlike other styles of barbecue that are often coated with a dry rub and then slowly smoked, St. Louis-style barbecue is grilled, then sauced. This technique is applied to distinct cuts of ribs and pork steaks. The history of St. Louis barbecue A lot of folks say that St. Louis barbecue started in Kansas City.

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The Complete Guide to Royal Red Shrimp

Apr 22, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia

Here's what's special about the shrimp variety that's famous on the Gulf Coast. My husband and I split our time between New York City and New Orleans, which I’ve since learned makes us what’s affectionately known as New-News. When I’m in NYC, there’s not a week that goes by that I don’t eat a slice of pizza or a bagel with scallion cream cheese. But when I’m in NOLA, there’s nothing better than royal red shrimp.

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Meet the Shrimp That Tastes Like Lobster and Scallops Original

Apr 22, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Food & Wine

Trending Videos Photo: Trevor Reid Designs LLC / Knuckleheads My husband and I split our time between New York City and New Orleans, which I’ve since learned makes us what’s affectionately known as New-News. When I’m in NYC, there’s not a week that goes by that I don’t eat a slice of pizza or a bagel with scallion cream cheese. But when I’m in NOLA, there’s nothing better than royal red shrimp.

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Are Our Pampered Pets Eating Better Than We Are?

Mar 20, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Artful Living

All products featured on ArtfulLiving.com are independently selected by our editors. We may earn commission on items you choose to buy. I’m at my neighborhood butcher shop, inquiring about the freshest cuts of meat. The friendly gentleman behind the counter patiently helps me decide, wraps up a steak then asks, “Special occasion?” It’s my dog’s birthday. I don’t even eat meat. I’m not alone in spoiling my four-legged friend.

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Introducing the Midlife Women Surfing Trend

Mar 20, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Artful Living

I was 44 years old when I joined my first sorority. OK, that’s a lie. I’ve never gone Greek, but I have gleaned that it could be described as a group of supportive, like-minded women who magically become lifelong friends. I may have skipped rush, but I swapped it for a female-focused surf camp: the house of Las Olas.

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Slipping Through the Cracks on Apple Podcasts

Mar 20, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Apple Podcasts

As she awaits the judge’s ruling, Sandra Hemme returns to the Chillicothe Correctional Center to continue serving out her 50-year prison sentence.

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Hôtel Barrière Le Carl Gustaf St Barth · Organic Spa Magazine

Mar 15, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Organic Spa Magazine

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The joy of the auntie-uncle trip

Feb 15, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| MSN Ireland

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No kids? No problem. Borrow your niece or nephew for your next trip.

Feb 15, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| The Washington Post

Jo Sharp has taken each one of her nieces and nephews on an international trip for their high school graduation present. Sharp, a Realtor in Springfield, Mo., who doesn’t have a child, comes from a tightknit family with siblings who are happy to share their children’s lives. Travel better with news, tips and guides that make you feel like a local wherever you go. In your inbox, Thursdays.

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This Amtrak Route Runs Daily Between NYC and New Orleans — Here's Why It's Better Than Flying or Driving | Flipboard

Jan 16, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Flipboard

4 hours ago CNN — Moving to a foreign country can be a scary decision. Particularly if it’s a country you’ve never even visited. In 2021, Katie Meyer, a global hospitality communications professional from California, chose to do just that. Meyer, who had previously lived and worked in London before returning to …

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Amtrak's Crescent Route Runs Daily Between NYC and New Orleans - Here's Why It's Better Than Flying or Driving

Jan 16, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Travel + Leisure

I first learned the moniker "new-news" during an internship at Saveur magazine. I was fact-checking a story about a person who spent their time between New Orleans and New York City — and it became my lifelong dream. Fast forward about a decade and my husband and I (along with our lab mix, Delta Burke) took advantage of our flexible work situation to live in both places we love.

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Welcome to the Alluring World of Medical Tourism Original

Jan 04, 2024 |

By Anne Roderique-Jones

| Artful Living

You’re mindlessly scrolling through Instagram and see your well-traveled friend is on safari — roaring lions, adorable baby elephants and all. She comes home with a khaki wardrobe and endless FOMO-inducing stories. Oh, and a brand-new nose. Or a flatter tummy. Or a perkier bum. Welcome to the world of medical tourism, where procedures run the gamut from a face-lift in Costa Rica to hair transplants in Turkey to a so-called cosmetic safari in South Africa.

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