Gemma Price

San Francisco

Freelance Writer and Editor at Freelance

Global chic ✈ WSJ, VOGUE, TIME, Conde Nast Traveller, Nat Geo Traveller, Departures⛵Fashion, design, destinations, food

Articles

Make gut instinct your business edge đ§

2 months ago | millennialmasters.net | Gemma Price

Weâre trained to trust the data. Analyse the market. Benchmark everything. But some of the best business moves donât come from dashboards. They come from your gut. That flicker of âyes.â That full-body âno.â That hard-to-explain clarity when the logic doesnât quite add up. Whether you call it instinct or inner knowing, itâs often the edge that moves you forward when others stay stuck. Thatâs something Gemma Price understands deeply.
Get a True Taste of Finland on a Foraging Tour

Jul 15, 2024 | msn.com | Gemma Price

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Finland's Freedom to Forage Yields Wild Tasting Menus and Tours

Jul 15, 2024 | foodandwine.com | Gemma Price

Photo: Courtesy of Anna Nyman Finnish culture is deeply entwined with nature and the country's “Everyman’s Rights” enshrines the people’s freedom to fish and forage the countryside and even on privately owned land and at city parks. You can throw together a hearty, nourishing salad from leafy superfoods during a stroll along Helsinki’s city streets — once you know what to look for. Biologist, author, and herbal, berry, and mushroom expert Anna Nyman has many favorite spots to bring visitors.
7 natural wonders of the Caribbean

Mar 19, 2024 | cruiseable.com | Gemma Price

This is another in Cruiseable's series spotlighting the best of the Caribbean. While cruising, you may have had the pleasure and privilege of seeing some of the classic Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, such as the Great Pyramid of Giza, first hand.
Exploring Finland in 'tjaktjadalvve', one if its eight magical seasons

Oct 20, 2023 | telegraph.co.uk | Sarah Marshall |Gemma Price |Paul Bloomfield |Tim Abrahams

Our writer heads to the Arctic Circle to discover the charms of tjaktjagiesse - an extraordinary time in the unique Sami calendarSeeing clearly in a forest requires a special type of vision. Staring through row upon row of pencil-thin birch and pine trees, it took some time to adjust my eyes and find the hidden treasure. Scattered between leaves glinting like gold coins, precious amber chanterelles sprouted in clusters.
the former Scandinavian capital that rivals Helsinki

Sep 24, 2023 | telegraph.co.uk | Gemma Price

Folks in Turku, also known as Åbo by its partially Swedish-speaking population, have a saying: “Why Paris, when we have Åbo?”You’ll see the phrase, coined by a Swedish fashion journalist in the 1960s, everywhere – largely because the Association for New Design trademarked it in 2012 for the Turku Design Festival and hasn’t been shy about printing it on bags, T-shirts and posters.