Natasha Bourlin

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Location
Kawaihae, Hawaii
School
University of Nevada, Reno, Point3 Language Center
Expertise
Global cuisine, Sustainable travel, Food trends
  • Natasha is a first-generation American on her father's side and the daughter of two airline employees, who was traveling before she could walk.
  • She has explored the diverse cuisines of dozens of countries over four continents.
  • Passionate about culture, travel, and gastronomy, Natasha has won multiple Nevada Press Association awards for her magazine features on food and sustainability.

Experience

Natasha has worked as a freelance writer for a decade, delving into and sharing the stories behind global destinations, foods, and cultures for media outlets including AFAR, Edible Communities, Hawaii.com, Matador Network, the San Francisco Chronicle, SFGate, USAToday, and Time Out New York, among others. As a travel and food journalist, she has a zeal for authentic storytelling while helping readers better experience any destination through its cuisine, researching new food trends plus sharing stories of global and regional culinary culture. She co-founded and coordinated a restaurant week event for seven years in Reno, Nevada, working closely with chefs, restaurants and food lovers to bring edge-pushing culinary experiences to the region while capturing national attention.

Education

Natasha earned a bachelor's degree in international affairs from the University of Nevada, Reno.

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