Eva Johnstone
Expertise
Southeast Asia And The Middle East Destinations, Luxury Resorts And Experiences, Couples Travel
- Eva has traveled to 25 countries and has lived as a nomad for the last 10 years.
- Before turning 20, Eva visited every state in the US except Alaska. She and her mother sold Indonesian imports at markets and fairs, which opened Eva's eyes to travel at a young age.
- Eva speaks five languages (English, Thai, Bahasa Indonesia, Spanish, and Italian), which helps her find destination-specific tips unavailable to people who don't speak the local language.
Experience
Eva has worked as a freelance travel writer and editor for almost ten years; however, her writing career began in journalism. While Eva loved political news reporting, her wanderlust led her to Southeast Asia in 2014. There, she turned her love of off-the-beaten-path destinations and meticulous itinerary planning into a travel writing career with work on KAYAK, Wedding Pioneer, OpenTable, and numerous resort blogs. Eva enjoys writing about romantic destinations, foodie tourism, unique hotels, and cultural attractions. When she's not writing, Eva can be found at Latin and Afro dance festivals around the world.
Education
Eva received a bachelor's degree in History from Skidmore College, in New York. She also completed a four-year Thai Language and Culture certification at Chiang Mai University, in Thailand.
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Stories By Eva Johnstone
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When it comes to national forests in Louisiana, the focus is on quality over quantity. The Pelican State has just one, and it is absolutely stunning.
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For that picture-perfect view of Chicago's iconic downtown, head to this ultra-luxurious pool in a hotel straight out of your bougie travel dreams.
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At Smith Rock State Park, one of "The Seven Wonders of Oregon," the adventurous can take in its breathtaking views during leisurely hikes or challenging climbs.
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If you are on the lookout for fantastic food, spectacular shopping and some of the best street art in the States, Arizona's coolest suburb has the goods.
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It doesn't get much better than a gorgeous small town on a lake, surrounded by excellent ways to get out into the fresh air and enjoy the magic of nature.
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Nashville is one of America's most exciting cities, but the crowds can get pretty intense. Luckily, this gorgeous nearby park provides peace and serenity.
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Exploring Washington in an RV is just about as bucket list as it gets, and this resort (and casino) is one of the most luxurious in the Evergreen State.
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Camping on a sandy California beachfront sounds like a dream, but it is very much a reality. Head to Southern California for this magical experience.
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The towering redwood trees of California are among the state's most iconic features, so how do you feel about rolling up in an RV park surrounded by them?