Dian Emery

Thumbnail image Dian Emery started traveling at the age of two when her parents moved to Germany, and her passion for new adventures was born during long summer vacations touring Austrian castles, camping in Spain and train trips to France with her family. She continued her travel escapes after leaving university, but soon discovered that money was necessary to traipse around the world, so Dian settled down for a few years to do the 9 to 5 routine. She started her working life on the stock exchange trading floor, moved to administering those dastardly derivatives, then dabbled in the nonprofit world with a stint at the National Cancer Institute. Now she writes about travel, is the Managing Editor of GirlsGetaway.com, and still loves to travel.
 
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Her Stories:

Imagine wandering down ancient cobblestone streets as a violin plays off in the distance, peeking in tiny laneways and dark corners to discover Krakow’s hidden lairs. I felt a little like Alice in Wonderland falling ... read more

At the Sheraton in Warsaw it’s raining men, tall men short men, husky men, skinny men, a virtual cornucopia of men. While checking into my room I noticed that the hotel was bursting at the seams with boy eye candy. ... read more

Loews on South Beach is inviting ladies to get their groove on and attend the “World’s Largest Girlfriend Getaway” in April 2010. Whether it’s for a bachelorette party, bridal shower, college reunion, moms who ... read more

My mum and sister are currently on a cruise with Princess Cruises. They flew with American Airlines who not only lost their luggage but was told by one of AA’s customer service rep’s that this should ‘teach ... read more

So you missed your flight and now you’re stuck at the airport overnight, what’s a girl gonna do? Well, have fun of course! Watch Ashley Klinger make the best of a bad situation. This video reminds me of all my ... read more

 
Her Trip talks:

I love Toronto, and I love going on a girlie weekend away in Toronto. Here are a few recommendations for you all looking for getway ideas in the big T.O. read more

My daughter and I love visiting Savannah for a weekend away. It is such a beautiful little city. The one thing in particular that we love about it is that it is such a walkable city and around every corner there is ... read more