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Nikki Ekstein

Travel Editor at Bloomberg

Nikki Ekstein is a seasoned professional known for her passion for traveling to amazing destinations, savoring delicious cuisine, and eloquently documenting her experiences. With a background in English and Art History, she honed her skills at Columbia University, where she pursued a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature. Nikki's expertise in the travel industry is underscored by her role as the Travel Editor at Bloomberg and her previous positions at renowned publications like Time Inc.'s Travel + Leisure and The Daily. She has also made notable contributions to publications such as Serious Eats, SELF Magazine, and the Columbia Daily Spectator.

Highlights

Sep 27 · linkedin

Today marks the launch of Bloomberg Travel, a new hub for globetrotting leaders covering everything from the business of travel to the most worthwhile experiences that money can buy. And as part of our launch, I'm so excited to share Two Night Minimum, our new series of city guides by the inimitable Brandon Presser, meant for those who want to get to the heart of a place in a short time—whether it's on a business trip or a weekend vacation. You won't just find the best hotels—you'll get insight on which rooms are best to book. There are of course restaurant recommendations—but also tips on how to navigate a city's food scene with the rhythms of a local. And activity suggestions are made smarter and more efficient—think modern shops in El Rastro that are best visited during off-peak hours, or a magnificent three-stop whirl through El Prado focused on Spanish history. It's a city guide for busy people—and a perfect example for what we're serving up at the new Bloomberg Travel.

Sep 26 · linkedin

Remember the eye-watering cost of your winter vacation last year? Good news: This year may finally offer some reprieve, depending on when you book and where you're going. Here's a breakdown, with the average costs to expect on everything from hotels to airfare, gasoline and food. Long story short: It's a mixed bag, with some notable highs and lows. Disney fans will finally get a break (on airfare to Orlando, that is), flights to Tokyo are through the roof, and dips in hotel prices in major ski destinations (like Vail, CO) may offset those astonishingly expensive lift tickets. One thing is true across the board: The time to book is now, or before mid-October.

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New York, New York, United States