Christine Dulion
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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Stories By Christine Dulion
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Attention, tipsy travelers: Ryanair is putting the brakes on boozy behavior and pushing for a drink limit after a surge in onboard incidents.
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What's the worst airline for losing luggage? There's one airline that ranked highest for lost luggage in 2024 - and even the years prior.
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Discover 'The Norway of Wisconsin' in this adorable Lake Michigan town full of Scandinavian charm. Plus, find the best things to see while you're there.
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TSA is known for its strict rules regarding luggage restrictions for airline travel, but there's one expected items that travelers are allowed to bring.
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It can be hard to differentiate between real reviews and fake or paid ones when booking accommodations and activities for your trip, but Italy has a solution.
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If you're looking for the perfect skiing adventure for the whole family, be sure to check out this fabulous family-friendly spot on Lake Tahoe.
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Accidents happen, but there's a surprising amount of sledding deaths occurring near Mt. Charleston in Nevada. Here's what to know and how to sled safely.
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While insurance is great, there are other ways to protect your rental car. Here are some tips and tricks from Rick Steves on how to avoid rental car theft.
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In the wake of the terrible events in Los Angeles, two world-renowned cruise companies are removing fee waivers for those forced to cancel their dream cruise.
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New Hampshire's largest ski resort is also one of the best winter adventure destinations on the East Coast, with 63 trails in the heart of the White Mountains.
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There are lots of ways to explore Italy's Amalfi Coast - by car, ferry, bus, and even scooters. Whatever you do, don't make this common transportation mistake.
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Texas might not be the first state that comes to mind when you think of alligators and crocodiles, but this gorgeous canyon is packed with incredible gators.
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What do you do if you have severe allergies and you're boarding a plane with someone with a service animal? Don't panic. Here are some tips to help.
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Atlanta is a proud city packed with history and delicious treats, so don't get on the wrong side of the locals by ordering this popular soft drink when in town.
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Snorkeling can be a magical way to explore the ocean and all the secrets that lie below the surface. But do not use this dangerous type of snorkeling mask.
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Get out your camera because this small town in New Jersey is a perfect place to take pictures for social media or just because you love beautiful pictures.
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Not every airport is created equal. Just ask the pilots, who say this airport in Austria is known for turbulence, bad weather, and bumpy landings.
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As Southwest prepares to get rid of open seating, how will family boarding be impacted? Here's what to know about family boarding at Southwest Airlines.
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Travel miles might not be the first thing you think about for estate planning. If you're in an airline loyalty program, here's what to know if you pass away.
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If you love calm lakes surrounded by a forest of bald cypress trees, then you don’t want to miss this state park in Delaware for all your water adventures.
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A destination in Switzerland was recently named the best ski resort in the world. Here's everything you need to know about this snowy oasis in the Swiss Alps.
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Selling luggage at an airport might not seem like a logical idea, but there are plenty of reasons why travelers might need to pick up a new suitcase.
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You're going to want to try an authentic Chicago Italian beef sandwich, but don't order like a tourist. Here's how to order "a beef" like a true Chicagoan.