Michele Herrmann is a Contributor at Forbes. She specializes in travel, lifestyle, wellness, and food and drink, covering new hotels and attractions, travel trends, and various U.S. and international destinations. Michele's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Indianapolis Monthly, AARP, and USA TODAY, among others.
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Michele's coverage focuses on local events, seasonal topics, and lifestyle pieces in the New York City area. She would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, seasonal activities unique to New York City or the surrounding areas, as well as features on interesting destinations within a reasonable travel distance from New York.
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By: Michele Herrmann
With a history involving mineral waters and mobsters, Hot Springs remains a fascinating bed of activity.
Underrated music festivals don't have to necessarily compete for attendance with major music events such as Coachella, Governors Ball or Lollapalooza.
Boston is among the 16 host cities across North America for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and Beantown is full of activities catering to visiting ticket holders.
By: Michele Herrmann
It's so easy to stay organized and on top of my money.
Shaver Hall, a new 35,000-square-foot food hall, is set to open on June 26 in the former Lord & Taylor flagship building on Fifth Avenue, now Amazon's Midtown Manhattan office. This expansive culinary destination will feature 11 chef-driven eateries, three full-service restaurants, two bars, and a modern bodega with a 20-tap beer wall.
Ocean air and open sand can be found less than two hours from the Big Apple. Here are six of the best coastal escapes.
In Colonial America, taverns were more than places for food and drink. They also offered entertainment, lodging and served as a hub for sharing important news and discussing politics, providing headquarters for those conducting official business and strategizing amid the American Revolution.
The Balloon Museum is poised to open its first permanent U.S. venue in New York City's Lower Manhattan on July 15. Located in The Seaport district, within the Tin Building, this flagship location by Lux Entertainment promises an immersive experience of inflatable art.
GOL Linhas Aéreas (GOL Airlines) has launched new nonstop service connecting New York City (JFK) and Rio de Janeiro (GIG), marking the airline's first long-haul international route. Inaugural flights on July 8 and 9 were celebrated with ribbon-cutting ceremonies at both airports. The service operates three times weekly on an Airbus A330, initially running until October to meet summer demand. Continuous operation is slated to resume from March 2027. Flights depart Rio on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9:55 p.m., and from New York on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 11 p.m.
By: Michele Herrmann
Jodi Ettenberg, a former lawyer with celiac disease, transformed her frustrating travel experiences into a vital resource for others. After repeatedly falling ill abroad due to inadequate gluten-free dining cards, which failed to address cross-contact and hidden gluten in local ingredients, she developed her own comprehensive translation cards. These meticulously crafted cards, now in over 20 languages, detail specific gluten risks, local ingredient names, and even include an apology to chefs. Despite a disabling illness, Ettenberg continues expanding these essential tools, ensuring others can dine with confidence.
