Mandy Striph

Current city:

New York City

Hometown:

Toledo, Ohio

BIO

Mandy Striph resides in NYC but has traveled far and wide. Her domestic and international travels have informed and expanded her love of food, beverage, arts, and culture.

Articles by Mandy Striph

Currently, one of the safest ways to travel is through the pages of a book | WhereTraveler

Have Books, Will Travel Series: The Americas

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Explore the world without leaving home: These authors depict Asian and Australian landscapes so vividly they transport readers straight into their settings | WhereTraveler

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Have Books, Will Travel Series: Asia and Australia

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With a little imagination and help from some spectacular authors, globetrotters can still see the world, but this time with their mind’s eye | WhereTraveler

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Have Books, Will Travel Series: Africa and Europe

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Using a range of tools, apps, and sheer creativity, many gym rats found ways to keep fit while staying indoors | WhereTraveler

Socially Distanced Alternative for Gym Enthusiasts

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A Fashionista's Guide to Socially Distanced Beauty and Fashion

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The Best Socially Distanced Hobbies for People Who Love Learning

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Using YouTube videos, foodie blogs, and recipe collections, many upped their gourmet game in a big way | WhereTraveler

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Home Chefs Can Learn These Skills During the Shutdown

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Explore new hobbies and fandoms you may want to check out that sports aficionados have discovered in quarantine | WhereTraveler

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New Quarantine Hobbies for Sports Fans

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This Labor Day weekend, enjoy one of NYC's best backyard or terrace oases. After all, it’s the last call for summer! | WhereTraveler

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Off the Street: The Best Backyard Dining for Labor Day in NYC 2020

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With so much experience on the road, Beirne seemed like a natural choice to help WhereTraveler plan a road trip set to her favorite Broadway cast album | WhereTraveler

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Broadway Road Trip Series to the Poconos with Keely Beirne

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