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Rachel Dube

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  • Travel and Beauty Writer, Freelance
  • None, The Zoe Report, Bustle, Buzzfeed
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Covers:  Luxury international travel with an emphasis on hotels, aviation, cruising, and all things beauty.
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Rachel Dube is a freelance travel and beauty writer based in NYC. You can find her work in publications such as Robb Report, Hemispheres, Business Traveler, BuzzFeed, and more. To see her latest articles, follow her on Instagram @racheldube.

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First Look: Inside Baglioni Masseria Muzza, a Luxe Oasis in Puglia, Italy

First Look: Inside Baglioni Masseria Muzza, a Luxe Oasis in Puglia, Italy

Inside the tranquil new coastal resort in Italy's boot.

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Dinner in the Sky and Deep-Sea Dining: 5 Unique Food Experiences in Dubai - Hemispheres

Dinner in the Sky and Deep-Sea Dining: 5 Unique Food Experiences in Dubai - Hemispheres

Dubai offers an assortment of underrated food options, ranging from experiential dining tours to local hidden…

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My Recent Trip To Hawaii Included An Underwater Ballet Show

My Recent Trip To Hawaii Included An Underwater Ballet Show

Crystal clear blue waters, gorgeous landscapes, and delicious food await you at Hawaii's premiere Fairmont Or…

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Heading To London For Fashion Week? Here Are The Local-Approved Hotspots To Hit While You're Ther...

Heading To London For Fashion Week? Here Are The Local-Approved Hotspots To Hit While You're Ther...

Heading to London? This travel guide is locals-approved for all things food, hotels, and hotspots.

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New Jet Dubbed the 'Ferrari of the Skies' Is One of the Fastest Long-haul Aircraft in the World

New Jet Dubbed the 'Ferrari of the Skies' Is One of the Fastest Long-haul Aircraft in the World

VistaJet just added Bombardier's Global 7500s to its fleet - and the jets fly at an astounding 51,000 feet.

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This Hotel in Japan Is the First to Overlook the Fuji Speedway

This Hotel in Japan Is the First to Overlook the Fuji Speedway

Japan is arguably the hottest travel destination of 2023, and it's abundance of new hotels only add to it's a…

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The Best Dining In Marrakech Is Actually Inside This Villa For Rent Original

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This distinction belongs to a private villa 20 minutes outside the medina, where a live-in chef who has been cooking Moroccan food her entire life is quietly outperforming all of it. Oliver's Travels Marrakech is not a city that undersells its food. The medina has rooftop terraces, riad restaurants with century-old kitchens and a dining scene serious enough that food travelers book tables before they book flights.
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Maurice Café Brings Its Paris Cult Following To Nikki Beach Saint-Tropez Original

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Since 7 July, Maurice Café has had it's first-ever residency at Nikki Beach Saint Tropez. Maurice Café Saint-Tropez has spent decades perfecting the long lunch. However, what it hasn’t had is a proper coffee culture to match. Nikki Beach Saint-Tropez has changed that, thanks to a summer pop-up with one of Paris’s most talked-about café concepts, Maurice Café. The first-ever beach residency for Maurice Café, the concept has built a devoted following in Paris.
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Sant Ambroeus At 90: The Case For Remaining True To Yourself Original

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What began as a single counter has grown into full dining rooms, aperitivo service, a serious wine program and private events, but Guarducci is careful to distinguish between growth and change. "The evolution wasn't really about geography, it was about what a café could be," he says.
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