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:

ANNOYING – 5 Things Not to Do on a Plane

We all know flying the skies today is not fun. You’re stuck on a plane for hours on end, with hundreds of... read more

Sightseeing on a Winter’s Day in Copenhagen

You're in Copenhagen and it's the middle of winter. You want to see the sights but are wondering about the wisdom of heading out in the dreaded... read more

Best Tour Companies for Women Travelers

Women love to travel, and we love travel with friends, solo or as part of a travel tour. Traveling with a tour group certainly has lots of bonuses. You can relax and not worry about... read more

Hot Chocolate Heaven: Where to get the Best Cocoa in Mexico

Velvety smooth, dark and hot… Spicy hot. That’s how I like my hot chocolate and that’s how it was delivered... read more

Marie Antionette’s Village in Versailles

The Hameau de la Reine (The Queen's Hamlet) is a rustic retreat in the park of the Château de Versailles built for Marie Antoinette between 1785 and 1792 as a place to get away from... read more

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Her Trip talks:

Toronto Girls Weekend - 3 'Must See' Spots

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