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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There’s a little-known law hitchhikers in Spain should know before sticking out their thumbs, and it could be the difference between a free ride and a fine.
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Hiking can be a very enjoyable way to unwind and experience adventure, but for those looking for more danger involved, there's a breathtaking option.
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Stay connected at 30,000 feet with these airlines offering free in-flight Wi-Fi, so you can stream, browse, and chat with friends and family while you travel.
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Tourists visiting Yosemite National Park’s El Capitan have noticed an upside-down American flag hanging off the impressive mountain. Here’s what it means.
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Add this stunning restaurant to your foodie bucket list for three-Michelin star dining and creative decor that even extends to its unique bathrooms.
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New Zealand has just granted legal personhood to a culturally and environmentally significant mountain. Here's what to know about this unique change.
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From preparing documents to handling TSA interactions, here’s how to make the process of going through security with Tourette syndrome as smooth as possible.
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It's always a good idea to watch one's manners while traveling, and at markets in France, you'll want to be extra careful to not break this etiquette rule.
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With airline accidents making headlines and rattling travelers, these five U.S. carriers have earned their spots as the safest choices in 2025.
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Cruise vacations just got even better thanks to Carnival Cruise Line's new rule to stop 'chair hogging' forever. Here's why passengers love this change.
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Unsure about whether you can take your razor through airport security? Here are the TSA's rules on certain types of razor blades and how to pack them properly.
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The Louvre is one of Paris’ most popular tourist attractions - and also massively overcrowded. Fortunately, France has plans to upgrade the experience for all.
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Hike through lush forest to uncover two stunning waterfalls nicknamed the "Niagara Falls of Oregon" for a scenic adventure in the Pacific Northwest.
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A tasty getaway awaits on Florida's Gulf Coast. Dine on fresh oysters and lobster or reel in your own catch of the day at this laid-back waterfront town.
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New research on allergies and air travel has revealed information that could change how airplanes approach people with food allergies. Here's what to know.
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One airline is changing the game and standing out from its competition by accepting Venmo to pay for flights. Find out which company is taking the plunge first.
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Are you planning a Mount Everest expedition? If so, you'll have to reach deeper in your pocket. The fees to climb Mount Everest are increasing.
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This European city is introducing a new tourist tax, but will it fund much-needed infrastructure or drive visitors away? Here’s what to know before you go.
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A major U.S. port is cutting ties with Carnival Cruise Lines, which is bittersweet for many travelers. But how will it shape this destination's future?
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Learn more about why this unexpected vacation trend is helping couples stay connected and may actually be the key to a stronger relationship.
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Thinking about a career as an air traffic controller? Discover the skills, training, and challenges of this high-stakes job, plus what it takes to qualify.
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Travelers who are fans of JetBlue Airways and love visiting underrated cities will be thrilled by these new routes unveiled by the airline in 2025.
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Take a ferry across the dazzling Sydney Harbour to explore of one of the city's most peculiar islands, then spend the evening camping on the waterfront.
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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.