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Julia Eskins

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  • None, Vogue, Travel + Leisure, CondŽ Nast Traveler
Toronto
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Covers:  Travel, design, wellness, arts and culture, business, architecture, food and wine, sustainability, entrepreneurship, and technology.
Journalist + editor covering travel, culture, design, and conservation. Bylines in @cntraveler @natgeo @travelleisure @globeandmail @voguemagazine and more.

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Julia Eskins is a freelance journalist, editor, and content strategist specializing in travel, design, wellness, entrepreneurship, business, and sustainability. Her work has been featured in a number of publications, including Condé Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure, National Geographic Travel, Vogue, Architectural Digest, Lonely Planet, AFAR, The Globe and Mail, ELLE, Bloomberg Pursuits, enRoute Magazine, The Toronto Star, and Time Magazine, among others.

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Stargazing Tourism Is the Next Big Thing for These States

Stargazing Tourism Is the Next Big Thing for These States

The focus makes sense. Night-sky tourism, which typically necessitates one or more overnight stays, can incre…

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5 New Train Routes We're Excited About

5 New Train Routes We're Excited About

Rumblings of a railway renaissance have been swirling recently, thanks to a growing interest in sustainable t…

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How Iceland Is Rethinking Tourism for the Long Haul

How Iceland Is Rethinking Tourism for the Long Haul

Iceland's parliament is also now debating a proposal to establish a national park in the Highlands, which wil…

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How Switzerland's Grand Dame Hotels Are Reviving Their Underground Wine Traditions

How Switzerland's Grand Dame Hotels Are Reviving Their Underground Wine Traditions

The Grand Hotel Kronenhof and Kulm Hotel in St. Moritz have set forth to share one of the region's best-kept …

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It List 2020: Our Editors' Picks of the Best New Hotels in the World

It List 2020: Our Editors' Picks of the Best New Hotels in the World

A great hotel offers more than merely a place to rest your head and stow your stuff between sightseeing excur…

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An Art Lover's Guide to Marrakech

An Art Lover's Guide to Marrakech

This year, there's no debate that Marrakech, Morocco is the capital of culture and art in Africa. Here is an …

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The best things to do in Bali

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By Julia Eskins 
| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)
Few islands rival Bali’s mix of lush landscapes, rich culture and outdoor adventures. In a single trip, you can climb volcanoes, wander through terraced rice fields, purify your spirit at water temples, and surf world-class waves. But as one of Southeast Asia's most-visited destinations, the Indonesian island is also dotted with Instagram-driven spots that don’t always match reality, making expectation-setting and careful planning essential.
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6 Iconic Toronto Foods You Need to Try — and Where to Find Them

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By Julia Eskins 
| Michelin Guide
More than half of Toronto’s population was born outside of Canada, making the city one of the most diverse in the world. While other metropolises pride themselves on being melting pots, Toronto embraces a cultural mosaic, where communities like Greektown and Little Ethiopia and their cuisines are celebrated rather than diluted. That isn’t to say fusion isn’t alive and well.
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Hotels in Toronto harnessing the city’s creative pulse

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By Julia Eskins 
| ROADBOOK
Toronto is one of North America’s fastest-growing cities, and nowhere is that momentum more visible than in its evolving hotel scene. In recent years, a wave of new openings has brought fresh design verve to the Canadian metropolis. Toronto’s hotel scene is deeply neighbourhood-driven, from historic boutique hotels by the hip Ossington Strip to polished suites in upscale Yorkville.
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