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Sara Iannacone

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Covers:  Travel, Hotel Reviews, Cultural Travel, Online Business, Mental Health, Wellness, Food & Wine
Doesn't Cover: Adventure Sports, Politics

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Sara Iannacone’s Biography

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Sara Iannacone is a multi-passionate entrepreneur whose life and career are fueled by a profound love for exploration and storytelling. As a writer, coach, and strategist, Sara draws inspiration from the vast beauty of our world, using it as her motivation and muse.

She's an amateur taco aficionado, a lifelong equestrian, and a lover of all things Latin America after brief stints living in Ecuador and Costa Rica. Her favorite travel destination is Mexico—especially Baja California Sur and the …

Sara Iannacone’s Journalist Portfolio

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Matador Creators Spotlight: Sara Iannacone on Launching a Freelance Writing Career

Matador Creators Spotlight: Sara Iannacone on Launching a Freelance Writing Career

Sara Iannacone is a freelance travel writer with bylines in Matador Network, Condé Nast Traveler, and Busines…

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In Costa Rica's Central Valley, Experience and Support the Heart of Traditional Coffee Culture

In Costa Rica's Central Valley, Experience and Support the Heart of Traditional Coffee Culture

Traditional organic coffee farming is the heart and soul of Costa Rican coffee. Here's how to experience it a…

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Traveling With Depression: The Strategies That Help Me Make the Most of Every Trip

Traveling With Depression: The Strategies That Help Me Make the Most of Every Trip

Along with therapy and medication, these packing list essentials help me enjoy my travels without negatively …

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We paid $781 a night to stay at an all-inclusive resort in Mexico. These 6 things made our weeklo...

We paid $781 a night to stay at an all-inclusive resort in Mexico. These 6 things made our weeklo...

My husband and I spent seven nights at the Hotel Xcaret Arte in Mexico, and the luxury adults-only property w…

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This Cancún Resort Might Change Your Mind About Vacation Clubs

This Cancún Resort Might Change Your Mind About Vacation Clubs

Unlike all-inclusives, Cancún's Westin Lagunamar is part of The Marriott Vacation Clubs, giving guests and va…

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Seafood, Sustainability, and Sunsets: the Basics of Baja California Sur, Mexico

Seafood, Sustainability, and Sunsets: the Basics of Baja California Sur, Mexico

Baja California Sur, Mexico, is known for lively Cabo San Lucas. But towns like La Paz and Todos Santos are w…

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Ich reiste in der Schwangerschaft 6 Mal: Das sind meine 7 Tipps

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By Sara Iannacone
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Die Autorin befand sich während ihrer Reise nach Aruba im ersten Trimester ihrer Schwangerschaft. Courtesy of Sara Iannacone Ich bin Reiseautorin. Auch im ersten Trimester meiner Schwangerschaft hörte ich mit dem Reisen nicht auf. Die Erfahrungen, die ich machte, waren brutal. Mir war ständig übel, ich war müde und reizüberflutet. Nach langer Recherche habe ich aber Dinge gefunden, die mir halfen. Ein Übelkeitsnotset, der Platz am Gang im Flugzeug und die richtigen Schuhe haben mich gerettet.
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I had no idea how brutal traveling during the first trimester of pregnancy would be. Here's how I got through nausea, fatigue, and more. Original

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By Rosemary Donahue Verified, Sara Iannacone, Henry Blodget Verified
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When I saw those two pink lines pop up, my first thought wasn't baby names — it was: Oh no, I have so much travel coming up. As a travel writer, there are some months when I'm on the road more than at home. When I took the test, I had six trips planned and more in the works, and I needed to be on my game, but nothing prepared me for how brutal the first trimester would be. I was quickly humbled when, at seven weeks pregnant, I hopped on a seemingly easy 4.5-hour flight to Aruba.
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I had no idea how brutal traveling during the first trimester of pregnancy would be. Here's how I got through nausea, fatigue, and more.

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By Sara Iannacone
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Calorie Needs by Age: How Many Calories Should I Eat a Day To Lose Weight? Plus learn how to maximize your calorie intake to feel satisfied while melting pounds You may have noticed that as the years go by, you either need to …
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelance! After working in travel

Have you ever used a typewriter?

... no. Am I showing my age!?

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Lois Lane