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Peta Phipps
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Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, Caribbean Living Magazine
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Biography
Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Swanky Retreats and Caribbean Living magazines. Experienced Editor in Chief and Publisher with a demonstrated history of working in the publishing industry. Skilled in Media Buying, Journalism, Corporate Communications, Media Production, and Sales & Marketing Leadership. Strong media and communication professional with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) focused in Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication from University of Southern California.
Fashion , Adventure, Travel, Shopping, Dining , Beauty
B2B services, blockchain, startups
Content
By Peta Phipps Verified| Swanky Retreats Verified 15 Minutes to ParadiseBy Peta PhippsI flew in from Miami, wanting to be swept away by the beauty I was hearing o much about, here in Belize. Touching down in Belize City, my journey hadn’t ended yet, I needed to get to Ambergris Caye on Tropic Air, another 15 minutes to paradise. Eyes fixed on the shades of aqua that transitioned from light to dark, below the plane, I could tell we were getting close to exactly what I had been dreaming of, The Beach Club at Mahogany Bay Resort.
By Peta Phipps Verified| Swanky Retreats Verified By the water in Puerto VallartaBy Peta PhippsWest coast time in Mexico is always charming. I know that the term “old school” is a bit overused and played out, but it is what comes to mind when I think of some of the coastal towns on this side of the country. The traditional clothing and too many colors of Mexico all collide n the Pacific Ocean’s coast, in my opinion. As the ocean breeze blows the ever-present papel picado (pecked paper) hung high above narrow streets lined with shops and cafes.
Company Info
Caribbean Living Magazine