Brianne Miers

Content Creator & Copywriter

Boston, MA

I'm a senior copywriter with extensive experience in travel, food, hospitality, real estate & home and garden.

Brianne Miers

Content Creator & Copywriter

Boston, MA

I'm a senior copywriter with extensive experience in travel, food, hospitality, real estate & home and garden.

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How to Have a Beautiful Garden all Year Long
With a little thought, planning, and creativity, you can have a beautiful garden all year long—even in New England. That’s according to Vanessa Tropeano, Creative Director for Parterre Garden Services, which provides high-end, personalized horticultural design services from the NorthShore to Cape Cod.
New England Home Connecticut
The 12 best restaurants in Easton
From pubs and pizza joints to bold concepts and global flavors, the best restaurants in Easton will delight you. You probably haven’t heard much about Easton, Pennsylvania, yet. Sitting in the Lehigh Valley at the crossroads between New York City and Philadelphia, Easton was a major hub for transportation and industry from the Revolutionary War to the mid-twentieth century.
Time Out New York
A Local’s Guide to Visiting Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts
Whether you consider yourself to be an armchair Egyptologist or simply enjoy gazing at dreamy Impressionist landscapes, you’re sure to find an exhibit that interests you at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts (MFA). One of the largest museums in the U.S., it’s h
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Malawi Cuisine: The Chef Redefining Traditional Food (+Nsima Recipe)
In many places in the world, cooking is still considered “women’s work.” However, Malawi’s Emmanuel Nkhata hasn’t let that stop him from pursuing an exciting culinary career.
Epicure & Culture
Massachusetts Sports Trail Itinerary
Journey through our long and storied sports history on the Massachusetts Sports Trail — from Greater Boston, where you can cheer on our championship sports teams, to Western Massachusetts, which celebrates the birthplace of two popular American sports — b
visitma.com
Massachusetts Lighthouse Trail Itinerary
JOURNEY ALONG THE MASSACHUSETTS LIGHTHOUSE TRAIL. Since the 1700s, lighthouses have captured our imagination with tales of seafaring and adventure. Massachusetts is home to the first lighthouse site in the US. Over 45 lighthouses still grace our coastline
visitma.com
Explore These 5 Neighborhoods to See the Real Boston
Boston has 23 neighborhoods, each with its own distinct character and community spirit. While most visitors stick to Beacon Hill, Back Bay, Fenway, and the North End – where most of the city’s museums and tourist attractions are located – you’ll want to m
HI USA
8 Places to See Boston’s Fall Colors without a Car
New England is one of the most popular U.S. Fall travel destinations, and for good reason: over the course of a few weeks from September to October, trees from Maine down to Connecticut turn vibrant shades of yellow, orange and red as the temperatures beg
HI USA
Boston New England
9 Non-Touristy Things to Do in Boston
Each year, tourists from all over the world descend on Boston to take in the city’s historical and cultural sights. Most head straight to the Freedom Trail - not that there’s anything wrong with that - but there’s so much to see and do in Boston beyond that two-mile brick path. Here are nine under-the-radar ideas from our friends at HI Boston hostel.
Hostelling International
8 Spots for the Best Budget Eats in Boston
Even though Boston is a popular tourist destination, it can be a pretty pricey place to visit. Fortunately for travelers on a budget, there are lots of ways to save money on eating out. Boston has cafes, bars and restaurants at every price point, and there are plenty of local gems to enjoy. Over the 10 years I’ve lived in Boston, I’ve worked hard to find the best cheap places to eat.
Hostelling International
How To Volunteer In Guatemala & Help Local Youth
In an open-air auditorium on the outskirts of Antigua, Guatemala, teenagers wearing their finest formal outfits grasped their diplomas as they posed for obligatory photos with proud parents and restless siblings before dashing off for selfies and snacks with friends. All graduations are special, but this one was particularly so.
Epicure & Culture
Doing Good and Eating Well in Boulder
If you find yourself at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in the college town of Boulder, Colorado, chances are you’re going to work up an appetite at some point.
Immersion Travel Magazine
Tourism On The Rebound In Nepal
Nepal’s Department of Immigration just announced that foreign tourist arrivals shot up 28 percent in the first half of 2017 – 460,304 tourists arrived via air in the first six months of 2017, compared to 359,672 in the first half of 2016. This is a big relief for for the more than 400,000 Nepalis whose livelihoods depend on the country’s tourism industry.
Ethical Traveler
The Perils of a Tourism Boom: Palawan’s Popularity Problem
Palawan’s Popularity Problem: An Interview with Photographer Duncan Murrell. This past fall (autumn for those outside North America), I was lured to Palawan, a culturally and ecologically rich archipelago in the Philippines made up of nearly 2,000 islands. Seeing the name pop up repeatedly on “world’s best islands” and “world’s best beaches” lists in recent years meant I wasn’t the only one who fell for the hype.
Ethical Traveler
Isis Dallis Keigwin supports youths who 'age out' of foster care
It was the decision to attend a New Year’s Eve party in San Francisco 13 years ago that led Isis Dallis Keigwin, CEO and co-founder of the Camellia Network, to provide life-lines for teens aging out of foster care. Isis and the party’s host, Vanessa Diffenbaugh, were young professionals just starting out – Isis working in marketing for Old Navy and Vanessa at a local nonprofit.
The Christian Science Monitor
The Rickshaw Challenge and Round Table India Team Up to Transform Schools
Over the past nine years, the Rickshaw Challenge has drawn more than 1,500 people from across the globe to India, where they have donned wacky costumes to dodge potholes, cows, motorbikes, and more from behind the wheel of an auto-rickshaw. RTI, which provides young men with social and civic opportunities, is committed to reaching one million children through its classroom-building initiative, Freedom through Education.
The Rickshaw Challenge (blog)

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Brianne Miers

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By day, Brianne helps nonprofits, thought leaders and brands capture their unique stories and connect with their audiences, and on nights, weekends and days off, she’s on the hunt for local, unique and sustainable travel experiences.

She’s contributed to food and travel publications including Time Out, Ethical Traveler, and Epicure & Culture, and collaborated with numerous international brands and various CVBs, hotels and tour companies to create content for their blogs and social media channels. In Winter 2015, she served as social media manager for the Rickshaw Challenge and India's Cup adventure races in southern India.

She's spoken at the New York Travel Festival, Nomad Cruise and the Women in Travel Summit (WITS Milwaukee), along with events at several Hostelling International USA locations, and has been quoted as a travel industry expert in national publications.