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Jonathan Delise

Japan, Mexico, United States
As seen in: BoardingArea, CNN Travel, Medium, MSN, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, Issuu, Yahoo News Malaysia, Aol, CNBC, National Geographic Traveler and
Covers:  Food, Travel, Foreign Language Study, History, Geography, Architecture
Multilingual Freelance Food, Travel, and History Writer, & YouTuber@findingfoodfluency

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Jonathan Delise’s Biography

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Jonathan DeLise hails from the US, though he has also been a serial expat in various cities in East Asia and Mexico. His travel news and reviews site NoWorkAllTravel.com is part of BoardingArea.com, one of the United States' largest travel blog networks.

Furthermore, language study is one of his hobbies, with a pivotal reason being to decipher menus. Indeed, his dream title would be Fluent Eater. He covers all things food-related at his website https://www.findingfoodfluency.com/, and YouTube…

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Japanese Sake: Made in the USA

Japanese Sake: Made in the USA

As Japan's liquor companies slowly lose traction at home, Japanese-style spirit production is picking up stea…

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Review: 1 Hotel Tokyo

Review: 1 Hotel Tokyo

Explore 1 Hotel Tokyo's unique blend of nature and luxury, offering eco-friendly practices and biophilic desi…

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Kentucky Distilleries Make Bourbon Where?

Kentucky Distilleries Make Bourbon Where?

Across the Bluegrass State, Unlikely Structures are Being Reborn as Homes for Serious Bourbon

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This Quiet Coastal Region is Only 1.5 Hours from Tokyo

This Quiet Coastal Region is Only 1.5 Hours from Tokyo

The San’in region, comprising the Tottori and Shimane prefectures, is a natural haven for those seeking a sid…

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One of Tokyo's Most Popular Museums Is Reopening This Spring

One of Tokyo's Most Popular Museums Is Reopening This Spring

After almost four years of restoration, the Edo-Tokyo Museum in Tokyo is making a comeback in March 2026, and…

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Airline Review: EVA Air, Business Class, Inaugural Dallas to Taipei

Airline Review: EVA Air, Business Class, Inaugural Dallas to Taipei

On October 3, EVA Air launched nonstop service between Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) and Taipei (TPE), marking its …

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Flight Review: Air China Domestic Business Class CAN-TSN

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As the business class rate was not much more than the economy class rate, and I needed a small bump in miles to redeem an award ticket, last week I tried out Air China domestic business class from Guangzhou to Tianjin (a city relatively near Beijing). Air China Boeing 737-800 at Tianjin (TSN) Airport Background First of all, even though there was availability on flights to both Beijing airports (PEK & PKX), those flights all landed around midnight. No dice.
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Flight Review: Japan Airlines Business Class Tokyo to Jakarta

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Owing to a rare upgrade, I recently experienced Japan Airlines business class from Tokyo Narita to Jakarta. JAL NRT-CGK in-flight map 2026 Check-in Japan Airlines business class check-in Tokyo Narita (the queue looks short, but it took quite a while) Japan Airlines (JAL) currently uses Terminal 2 at Tokyo Narita International Airport.
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Nonstop U.S. – Kazakhstan Flights Coming Soon

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Last year, I read about Kazakhstan-based Air Astana’s purchase of Boeing 787s. At the time, I hypothesized that they’d be used for flights to New York City, London, Istanbul, and Seoul. According to recent news, it seems that 2027 will be the year for the first-ever nonstop U.S. – Kazakhstan flights.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first article was a one-off for San Diego's Locale magazine, with the title being "A Brief Guide to Eating in Northern Baja California."

What does it mean to be a journalist?

I believe two major factors are to report hard facts regardless of the consequences, and to be transparent about one's sources.

Why did you become a journalist?

Since childhood, I have reveled in learning new ideas, concepts, and most importantly, facts. Sharing knowledge is my biggest motivator.
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