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  • None, Forbes
  • None, Freelance - Robb Report, Forbes, Travel + Leisure
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Covers:  Travel, Food, Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Travel.
Travel Journalist. Always hungry.

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Michelle Gross is a travel journalist, photographer, and Japan travel expert who tells purpose-driven stories about the people and places shaping the world of travel today. Her reporting regularly explores the intersection of culture and human connection, and you can follow her adventures on Instagram or read her weekly travel newsletter, The Wishbone Way, on Substack.

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Transformative 'med-cations' are the ultimate 2025 wellness trend

Transformative 'med-cations' are the ultimate 2025 wellness trend

Biohacking, bloodwork, transcranial electro-stimulation and an alkalizing daily miso soup for breakfast might…

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The Luxe New Resorts Are Shaping The Future of Wellness Travel

The Luxe New Resorts Are Shaping The Future of Wellness Travel

From Mexico to the Middle East, luxury resorts are upgrading their spas into ultra-high-tech, medical-grade f…

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On Japan's Ryukyu Islands, ancient tradition meets tropical paradise

On Japan's Ryukyu Islands, ancient tradition meets tropical paradise

The birthplace of karate also holds a deeply rooted connection to spirituality and nature. Here's how to plan…

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How to Travel Sustainably in 2025

How to Travel Sustainably in 2025

A sustainable vacation means spending your discretionary dollars in the right places and on the right things…

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The women saving Japan's vanishing cuisine

The women saving Japan's vanishing cuisine

For 450 years, the little-known Ryukyu Kingdom thrived in what is now Japan. Now, after nearly vanishing, its…

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A 'Carbon Positive' Hotel Is Opening In Seattle-Here's A Look Inside

A 'Carbon Positive' Hotel Is Opening In Seattle-Here's A Look Inside

Sustainable in Seattle, Populus offers guests a rainforest-inspired stay, zero-waste restaurant, and a tree p…

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Euro skip: It’s a historic summer to rediscover the all-American vacation Original

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By Michelle Gross 
| New York Post
The nation's 250th anniversary is a historic opportunity to rediscover the very best of America the beautiful. Romvy - stock.adobe.com See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google This summer, Americans are trading international itineraries and Aperol spritzes on the Amalfi Coast for all-American road trips, national parks, and nostalgic stateside escapes.
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Love hotel spas? After my experience triggered a painful skin flare-up, I take these precautions when I travel

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By Michelle Gross 
| Mississauga.com
In January, TV personality Bethenny Frankel caused a social-media stir when she posted an Instagram reel of the “disaster” all over her face: a rash of pus-y bumps, allegedly from a bacterial skin infection. The former Real Housewife blamed her outbreak on an unnamed “five-star” hotel in St. Barth’s, claiming the “bathroom towels, sheets, all of it — they hold bacteria. It’s vile.” (Frankel did not reply to my request for additional comment.) It is vile.
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Che cos’è l’"ospitalità ibrida": quando robot e umani interagiscono nel settore dei viaggi

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By Michelle Gross 
| National Geographic Italia
Hotel, centri benessere e navi da crociera in tutto il mondo stanno adottando robot e IA non per sostituire l'interazione umana, ma per “dare alle persone lo spazio per fare ciò che fanno meglio”. DI Michelle Gross pubblicato 06-05-2026 Il robot, "pilotato" a distanza, all'interno dell’Avatar Robot Café DAWN di Tokyo.
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General Assignment Reporter for The MV Times

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

April O'Neil

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