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Pia Peterson

Pia Peterson

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Photo Director, Lonely Planet

New York

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Total articles 288

  • The Surreal-and Sometimes Terrifying-Costumes of Mardi Gras

    By Pia Peterson Verified|The Wall Street JournalVerifiedBy In February and March, Christian communities around the globe mark the approach of Lent, a solemn season of fasting, with a celebration lasting late into the night. Brazil’s Carnival and New Orleans’s Mardi Gras are two of the most famous examples, but similar festivals are held everywhere from Switzerland to Slovenia to Guinea-Bissau. In Cajun country in Louisiana, revelers chase after a live chicken, an ingredient in the traditional gumbo.

    By Pia Peterson Verified · The Wall Street Journal

    Feb. 09, 2024

  • The Surreal-and Sometimes Terrifying-Costumes of Mardi Gras

    By Pia Peterson Verified|The Wall Street JournalVerifiedCookies, device or similar online identifiers (e.g. login-based identifiers, randomly assigned identifiers, network based identifiers) together with other information (e.g. browser type and information, language, screen size, supported technologies etc.) can be stored or read on your device to recognise it each time it connects to an app or to a website, for one or several of the purposes presented here.

    By Pia Peterson Verified · The Wall Street Journal

    Feb. 09, 2024

  • The Surreal-and Sometimes Terrifying-Costumes of Mardi Gras

    By Pia Peterson Verified|The Wall Street JournalVerifiedBy In February and March, Christian communities around the globe mark the approach of Lent, a solemn season of fasting, with a celebration lasting late into the night. Brazil’s Carnival and New Orleans’s Mardi Gras are two of the most famous examples, but similar festivals are held everywhere from Switzerland to Slovenia to Guinea-Bissau. In Cajun country in Louisiana, revelers chase after a live chicken, an ingredient in the traditional gumbo.

    By Pia Peterson Verified · The Wall Street Journal

    Feb. 09, 2024

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Lonely Planet

Lonely Planet is a well-known travel media company founded in 1972 by Tony and Maureen Wheeler. Based in Franklin, Tennessee, it operates as a subsidiary of Red Ventures and is recognized for its focus on independent and budget-conscious travel. The company gained prominence with its 1981 guide to India, which became a go-to resource for adventurous travelers. Lonely Planet provides a wide range of travel resources, including print and digital guides, mobile apps for trip planning, video content featuring destination documentaries, and travel magazines. The company caters to budget travelers, adventure seekers, and digital-native travelers, promoting sustainable tourism practices. With a global team of 400 staff and 200 authors, Lonely Planet has sold over 120 million books, making it a trusted name in travel publishing. Its core philosophy emphasizes accessibility and the belief that everyone deserves to experience the world.

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Founded: 1973