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Covers:  travel, languages, food, culture, parenting, lifestyle
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Christine Gilbert’s Biography

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Writing non-fiction title for Gotham (Penguin), blogger, journalist, documentary filmmaker (touring festivals in 2014).

Christine Gilbert’s Journalist Portfolio

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My Book: Found in Translation

My Book: Found in Translation

Christine Gilbert's FOUND IN TRANSLATION: One Woman's Globetrotting Quest to Swear in Chinese, Laugh in Arabi…

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The Wireless Generation

The Wireless Generation

A documentary about a new generation of people who are taking their careers online in order to travel the wor…

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Tandem Breastfeeding

Tandem Breastfeeding

I have a secret. I'm still breastfeeding my three-year-old son, along with his three-month-old sister. They c…

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Escape from Goa: Hampi and the ruins of Vijayanagara

Escape from Goa: Hampi and the ruins of Vijayanagara

Ancient Vijayanagara, a crumbling 16th-century metropolis, is a stark contrast to the decadence of Goa's beac…

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The beautiful ruins of Vijayanagara

The beautiful ruins of Vijayanagara

This crumbling metropolis was once one of the most beautiful cities in its time.

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Roasted Pear Bruschetta with Chèvre and Serrano Jamon

Roasted Pear Bruschetta with Chèvre and Serrano Jamon

I always think of summer as bruschetta season; there's no better way to eat fresh tomato than with a little m…

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The 14 top things to do in Hainan, China

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By Christine Gilbert Verified
| Lonely Planet Verified
When people describe Hainan as the “Hawaii of China,” Sanya’s beaches are likely what they are picturing. Famed for white sand and ritzy beachside resorts, this popular resort is the pride of China’s largest tropical island, and the nation’s best-known beach escape. But there’s more to Hainan than Sanya’s sands and the surf breaks around Houhai.
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The best places to eat in Houston

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By Christine Gilbert Verified
| Lonely Planet Verified
The Houston dining scene mirrors its urban sprawl: ever-expanding. Visitors are often surprised by the range of traditional restaurants of cultures around the world serving authentic plates that haven’t been watered down in flavor or spice to suit a mild American palate.
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21 trains that are cheaper than flying

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Jim Frazier. Photo above by jpmueller99. Mile by mile, trains use 28% less fuel than planes or cars. Tired of the hassle of air travel? Trains are usually more comfortable and less expensive IF YOUR NEXT flight is short, you might want to consider taking a train instead. Besides cutting out the long lines at security, you can also relax in more spacious cabins, use your cell phone and laptop (many even have power outlets) and avoid ear popping cabin air pressurization.
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Interview

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What was your first job as a journalist?

It was 2008, I wrote a travel blog for b5media.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, in 1991 when I took a typing class as a freshman in high school. First and only time.

How is social media changing news?

We'll only really understand the implications in hindsight.
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