
Amelia Edelman
I am a forward-thinking and meticulous editorial and brand leader with over 15 years of experience in journalism focused on travel, lifestyle, health, and parenting. I've spent my career conceptualizing and implementing functional and sustainable content strategies across diverse industries, and leading my teams large and small through unprecedented growth while prioritizing authentic, mission-driven storytelling.
- Nashville, TN, USA
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Publications
- US News and World Report25 articles
- Yahoo Life23 articles
- Yahoo!6 articles
- What to Expect4 articles
- Yahoo Lifestyle4 articles
- BBC Travel3 articles
- Lonely Planet2 articles
Writes Most On
- How to budget for a dream trip1 May—Lonely PlanetWhile booking a recent trip from the continental US to Hawaii – which required multiple flights that cost over $600 – I thought back to my first trip to Hawaii nearly 20 years ago when I paid barely half that price. Travel price hikes happened slowly and then quickly over the past 20 years. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, domestic airfare prices rose 34% between the end of 2020 and the beginning of 2025. And, of course, there are also the costs of food, lodging, activities and...
- These grandmas know how to use TikTok. They're providing comfort and connection to millions.9 May—Yahoo LifeFellas, please stop sliding into their DMs. Barbara “Babs” Costello is the “internet’s favorite grandma” — and she has the 4 million-plus followers to prove it. Over on her Brunch With Babs account, Costello posts about, well, grandma stuff: cooking, cleaning, crafting. In response, her commenters chime in about how much they miss their own moms and grandmas, or to proclaim, “Babs is everyone’s Mom!” They also reach out to her for advice, and, as she often tells them, “That’s why I’m here.”...
- Voice notes are more raw, intimate and authentic than texts. So what if some people find them annoying?8 Apr—Yahoo LifeWhy text when you can talk? Generate Key Takeaways We all have that one friend: You text her a question, and her response comes in the form of a two-minute voice note. Then, maybe you respond to her voice note with another text, and she leaves you another voice note in reply, and so on. My dearest Voice Note Friend’s name is Melissa, and when I started seeing more reporting on the nuances and potential benefits of voice note culture, I just had to ask her: Why does she like them so much? “For...
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