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Meredith Bethune

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(She/Her)
  • Food and Travel Writer, Freelance
  • None, AAA Magazine, Travel + Leisure, Outside Magazine
  • None, Freelance (AAA Magazine, Travel + Leisure, Outside Magazine)
Albany
As seen in: CNN, MSN, MSN Singapore, The New York Times, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, MSN South Africa, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia, Aol and
Covers:  food & drink, travel & the outdoors, fitness & health, and art & architecture.
writing about travel & the outdoors, food & drinks, health & fitness | latest words in: @outsidemagazine @thisisinsider @vinepair Find me on LinkedIn & Insta

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Meredith Bethune is a writer and editor who covers the good things in life that make it all worthwhile, including food & drink, travel & the outdoors, fitness & health, and art & architecture.

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I spent years traveling nonstop. It took me too long to admit my 'dream life' was actually horrible for my health. Original

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By Meredith Bethune Verified
| Business Insider Verified
I was living the dream — flying internationally nearly once a month for my work as a travel writer, crisscrossing the globe to cover incredible destinations. Invitations like cruising the Norwegian coastline and then jetting off to a buzzy restaurant opening in Las Vegas were too good to refuse, even if they were happening back-to-back.
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I spent years traveling nonstop. It took me too long to admit my 'dream life' was actually horrible for my health.

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By Meredith Bethune Verified
| Flipboard
[Award Alert] Qantas First Class Seats Available Between the U.S. and Australia Qantas first class is one of the world’s most sought-after seats. Aside from being one of the rarer (and harder to book) products around, it’s also …
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Where to View Fall Foliage in National Parks

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By Meredith Bethune Verified
| Your AAA Network
Fall foliage marks the seasonal farewell to summer as deciduous trees transform into a quilted patchwork of vibrant hues, including orange, burgundy and saffron. In the Northeast, where maple-covered hillsides and gently rolling landscapes light up each year, we’re spoiled for choice when it comes brilliant displays. U.S. national parks are nature’s perfect canvas for fall foliage.
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