Simone Cherí
Simone Cherí

Writing since Sep 2022 • 217 stories contributed

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Simone Cherí Harvin is an editor, writer, and brand strategist who tells stories at the intersection of travel, culture, and lifestyle. Having explored more than 30 countries, she has a deep appreciation for how people move, live, and connect around the world — with a special love for uncovering travel and tourism stories across Africa and the Caribbean. Over the past 15 years, Simone has blended her creative eye and strategic background to craft narratives that celebrate adventure, authenticity, and the richness of global Black experiences. Her work has appeared in Travel Noire, Real Simple, and Home & Texture, and she’s also contributed to editorial projects for Lonely Planet, Royal Caribbean, Condé Nast Traveler, HuffPost, and Essence. When she’s not on the move or collaborating with global brands, Simone shares her latest insights and stories at simonecheri.com.
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