Location
San Jose, Costa Rica
School
Georgia State University
Expertise
Digital Nomadism, Solo Travel, Budget Travel
- Christine once traveled to Mexico to explore and write about the Condesa neighborhood in Ciudad de México (Mexico City). While in Mexico, she dined at Máximo Bistrot, one of Latin America's best restaurants, and interviewed Chef Eduardo García Guzman.
- She's an expert at packing. The strangest things she's ever put in her checked luggage on an international flight include a Hamilton Beach countertop oven and about 50 pounds of prescription cat food.
- Christine is an active member of several online expat groups and a permanent resident of Costa Rica.
Experience
Christine has been writing professionally for more than 10 years. In 2017, she was the associate editor of lifestyle magazine Points North Atlanta, where she developed content covering the areas of Atlanta's northside. In 2019, Christine sold all her stuff, moved to Costa Rica, and began freelancing. In 2020, she joined TheMilSource (TMS), a Hong Kong-based media company covering international headlines and human-interest stories, where she served as editor-in-chief for several years. Christine currently freelances full-time and is loving the digital nomad life. She loves to travel and visits the U.S. at least once a year.
Education
Christine has a bachelor's degree in English literature from Georgia State University, where she also studied film with a focus on film theory.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
Whether you’re a car camper, RVer, van-lifer, or tent camper, everyone knows the benefit of a good storage bin for camping. Does this Lowe’s bin make the cut?
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
It's been tried and tested. Here’s what other campers want you to know about this budget-friendly bit of campsite cooking gear from Walmart before you buy it.
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Beach Vacations
By Christine Dulion
An idyllic beach may seem like an ideal spot to play in the water, but this northern part of Anna Maria Island can be dangerous even for experienced swimmers.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
The first gear item you need when camping is a good tent, and Sam’s Club’s big, budget tent can give you lots of space. But do reviewers think it’s worth it?
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
If you’re camping solo or with one or two friends and want an easy way to cook small meals, this Costco budget cooking appliance is a must-have.
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United States
By Christine Dulion
One U.S. national park offers visitors the majesty of winter alongside all the colors of fall — but you'll need to stay alert if you want to keep safe.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
This easy upgrade can make cold weather car camping more private and helps you maintain a comfortable temperature. Here’s how you can DIY it.
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Amusement Parks
By Christine Dulion
The year 2025 has already been a rough one for theme parks, and now another beloved California park has changed its schedule and closed its doors early.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
Finding a way to sleep comfortably when camping is essential, but is this special gear worth the bulk? Here’s what campers are saying about the pros and cons.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
Love camping but always worry about keeping your food safe from wildlife? Investing in this bear-resistant storage container may be worth the price tag.
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Cruises
By Christine Dulion
Though it’s rare, sometimes cruise ship passengers may fall or jump overboard — and more often it’s on purpose. Here’s what happens when it’s intentional.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
Keeping food fresh while camping can be tricky, but there’s a simple hack that saves space, locks in flavor, and makes meal prep stress-free.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
This simple piece of gear can turn car camping from stuffy and buggy into cool and comfortable. Here’s what you need to add to your checklist.
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Cruises
By Christine Dulion
While there are so many shipboard activities to do on a cruise, this innocent entertainment can get you in trouble depending on where and how you do it.
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Safety
By Christine Dulion
A hidden danger has emerged near a popular beach in the Outer Banks, NC. Here's what to know so you can stay safe before going for a swim on the coast.
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United States
By Christine Dulion
This outdoor haven in Florida could soon become a national park, sparking a heated debate among locals over conservation and the risks of overtourism.
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Southwest Airlines announced a new rule about lithium batteries that will particularly affect travelers with disabilities. Here’s what you need to know.
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This airline is releasing a grueling long-haul flight route in December 2025. Here’s what to know before booking a seat on this record-breaking journey.
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Travel Etiquette
By Christine Dulion
While cultural norms of course vary from country to country, there is one etiquette mistake that many countries around the world find offensive.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
Whether you’re car camping with amenities or completely unplugging and just want tech for emergencies, here’s why reliable solar power is a game changer.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
What to eat and how to prepare it while camping out is an important thing to consider, and this simple tip can make the process much easier.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
Packing, prepping, and preserving food while camping is an important aspect of spending long periods in nature, and this hack could prove invaluable.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
From comfort and design features to bulkiness, here's what side sleeping campers have to say after using this bit of gear you can find at Costco.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
A smart food prep trick can keep your cooler colder, meals fresher, and camp cooking a whole lot easier without adding unnecessary or heavy gear.
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Camping
By Christine Dulion
Don't forget to pack this underrated clothing item for your next car camping adventure, or even a long-distance hiking trip, for the ultimate campsite comfort.
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Budget Travel
By Christine Dulion
Costco is known for offering great deals, and one of their best involves travel, specifically the best way to experience attractions and not break the bank.
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Outdoor Adventures
By Christine Dulion
It may seem surprising, but park rangers are more than just fonts of information about nature, and there’s a very good reason they should be taken seriously.
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