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Katie Lockhart

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  • Food and Travel Journalist, Freelance
  • None, Freelance, Conde Nast Traveler, Nat Geo
  • None, Yahoo! Creators
Asia–Pacific (APAC), Massachusetts
As seen in: CNN Travel, Medium, MSN, MSN Canada, MSN New Zealand, MSN UK, The New York Times, Yahoo Life, BBC, Bloomberg News and
freelance travel & food journalist | copywriter ✎ @cntraveler @natgeo @travelleisure @robbreport @vogue @cnn Full-time #traveler #writer

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T+L Review: An Early Look at Ayan Zalaat, Mongolia's Most Luxurious Stay

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By Katie Lockhart Verified
| Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia Verified
Soma Temple at Ayan Zalaat Give Us the Skinny Ayan Zalaat overlooks the Soviet-style skyline of Ulubantaar from its 34-acre private estate at the edge of the Bogd Khan Uul UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This new, Mongolian-owned hotel was created as a sanctuary from the city, with its 32 rooms and suites ideal for sleeping off your long-haul flight or recouping after a wild and windswept trip into the Gobi.
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12 places locals love to eat and drink at in Hoi An

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By Katie Lockhart Verified
| Time Out Verified
Asia is rife with overtourism, and it rings especially true for the lantern-lined alleys and sunflower-gold shophouses of Hoi An. Every year, millions of travellers disembark their buses and peruse picturesque Old Town. But if you step outside its cobbled sidewalks and touristy tailor shops, you’ll find a different version of Hoi An — where the locals hang out. I’ve been living in this dreamy ancient town on and off for six years.
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Wish You Were .Here—The New Maldives Resort Everyone's Talking About

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By Katie Lockhart Verified
| Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia Verified
Four bedroom villa terrace at the beach IT’S NOT EASY to create a buzz in the Maldivian resort market, but .Here (USD 13,000 per night, three-night minimum)—pronounced “dot here”—has arrived with much ado. Opened in late 2025, this Baa Atoll outpost is the smallest resort in the Indian Ocean, with just nine multi-floor residences offering three to five bedrooms each, yet it has created quite the splash.
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