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Lauren Keith

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  • Guidebook Author and Travel Writer, Freelance
Kansas City
As seen in: Yahoo Life, The Independent (UK), Aol, National Geographic Traveler, Al Jazeera English, Marriott Bonvoy, The Times, Time Out, Atlas Obscura, Flipboard and
Covers:  London, Middle East, North Africa, travel, adventure travel, sustainable travel, responsible travel, train travel, Amtrak, outdoor activities, culture, museums, Utah, US national parks
✍️ Freelance travel writer & editor 🌎 Between the Midwest & Middle East 🌻 Kansas girl using her ruby slippers 🇬🇧 Former Londoner 📸 I’m better on Instagram

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UK/US-based Travel Writer | Journalist | Tourism Consultant | Editor | Copywriter

Lauren Keith is a guidebook author and travel writer specializing in London and the Middle East and North Africa but covering destinations around the world. A graduate of the William Allen White School of Journalism at the University of Kansas, she's developed a passion for international travel and shining the spotlight on off-the-beaten-track and underloved places and stories.

With more than a decade of experienc…

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Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Has Become a New Luxury Playground for Wealthy Travelers Original

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By Lauren Keith 
| Robb Report
The wind whips through my hair as the gleaming new fiberglass speedboat accelerates out of the calm bay and into open waters, striped in shades of turquoise, in defiance of the name. Surveying the horizon, there’s not a single other boat in sight. The Red Sea is our proverbial oyster. The sun rose just a few hours earlier, and now offers a kiss of heat before my Galexea dive instructor and I zip up our wetsuits and plunge into the cool azure depths.
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10 epic outdoor adventures in Saudi Arabia

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By Lauren Keith 
| Lonely Planet
When most travelers imagine Saudi Arabia, they think of endless desert, and yes, the Empty Quarter, the largest area of continuous sand in the world, does take up more than a quarter of its land.
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Paradise Found: Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Emerges as a New Luxury Playground for Global Travellers

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By Lauren Keith 
| robbreportmonaco.com
The wind whips through my hair as the gleaming new fibreglass speedboat accelerates out of the calm bay and into open waters, striped in shades of turquoise, in defiance of the name. Surveying the horizon, there’s not a single other boat in sight. The Red Sea is our proverbial oyster. The sun rose just a few hours earlier, and now offers a kiss of heat before my Galexea dive instructor and I zip up our wetsuits and plunge into the cool azure depths.
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