Jeanine Barone
Verified- Writer and Editor, Freelance
- None, Freelance - National Geographic Traveler, Travel + Leisure, The New York Times
- None, Forbes, Freelance
New York
As seen in:
CNN,
CNN Travel,
MSN UK,
The New York Times,
UOL,
BBC Travel,
Business Insider,
Forbes,
HuffPost,
The Guardian
and
Covers:
contemporary art, design architecture, food, wine, soft adventure, parks and gardens
Doesn't Cover:
signature sights
Comedy screenwriter (4x AFF 2nd Rounder), indep. journalist, photographer, fashion + product designer. Orig twitter: @jcreaturetravel
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Jeanine Barone’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Jeanine is an internationally known travel journalist and photographer. When Jeanine roams the world, she seeks out "hidden treasures," in other words, under-the-radar or often overlooked venues or experiences that provide insights into the heart of the land and its people. She’s traveled to 104 countries, visiting a few, such as Iceland, the Faroe Islands and Portugal, over and over again to achieve a local’s intimacy with the landscape. (She has a particular affinity for indigenous people aro…
Articles
A guide to the history, culture, and creativity of Fredericton, New Brunswick
Here's what to do in Fredericton, the walkable capital of the Canadian province of New Brunswick that's rich in history, art, and riverfront charm.
7 Ways to Experience the Quiet Beauty of Portugal’s Alentejo
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Best Foliage Towns & Destinations
These six peaceful fall foliage destinations in New England offer scenic views with fewer crowds. Autumn in our region means more than just beautiful leaves. Here, Yankee ranks the best foliage towns in New England in 14 categories, from scenery to farmstands to food and lodging. Yankee’s longtime foliage expert makes the case for six less-expected leaf-peeping spots. Vermont recently declared itself home of the World’s Best Foliage.
Interview
See all 8 answers →What was your first job as a journalist?
health and medical writer
What does it mean to be a journalist?
Always being curious, searching for the truth, learning about new cultures
What story are you most proud of writing or working on?
I’m most proud of any first-person narrative I”ve written.
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