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Everett Potter
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Contributor, Forbes
New York
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Biography
Everett Potter is a contributing travel columnist for Forbes, a contributor to National Geographic, and the editor of Everett Potter’s Travel Report. A former columnist for The New York Times Syndicate, SmartMoney, Ski and USA Today, his work has appeared in such publications as Outside, The Wall Street Journal, Conde Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure, Robb Report, The Washington Post and ForbesLife. The author of The Best of Brazil, he lectures as an expert for National Geographic Expeditions in Switzerland and Italy and has received four Lowell Thomas Awards for his travel writing.
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By Everett Potter| Forbes Brasil Verified O La Dolce Vita Orient Express, primeiro trem de luxo inteiramente italiano, partiu da Estação Roma Ostiense no dia 4 de abril de 2025 para uma viagem inaugural de dois dias com o roteiro “Sabores dos Vinhedos da Toscana”, até a cidade de Montalcino. A demanda por viagens ferroviárias sofisticadas, voltadas para pequenos grupos e realizadas em cenários naturais variados, tem crescido. São experiências que valorizam o ritmo mais lento, o saudosismo e a atmosfera da era dourada das ferrovias.
By Everett Potter| Forbes Verified The Widder Hotel is routinely ranked among the best hotels in Zurich, the picture-perfect city best known for Swiss banking that ranks at the top of world metropolises for its quality of life. The Widder is currently celebrating its 30th anniversary yet it’s a hotel that defies expectations and rewires your brain. It was recently awarded two Michelin keys for it high level of service and five star comforts, but architecturally, it’s not a classic hotel.
By Everett Potter| Forbes Verified La Dolce Vita Orient Express, the first Italian-made luxury train, rolled out of Roma Ostiense Station on April 4, 2025, on an inaugural journey that took passengers on a two-day "Tastes of Tuscan Vineyards" trip to the town of Montalcino.
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Forbes
New York, United States