Jennifer Vitanzo
Contributing Writer
A quiet New Hamphshire summer - Jennifer Vitanzo
A writer and editor by trade—be it articles, grants, songs, poetry or reviews—Jennifer can cover it all. She's a part-time grant writer and proofreader whose past experience includes writing for National Geographic EXPLORER, high-end resorts and hotels, a major ad agency and musical artists. She holds an English degree from Georgetown University, with extended degrees in arts and sciences. She has also worked professionally in wedding/event planning and photography, and in the music industry as both an artist and an independent label owner.
Latest Articles
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Traveling In A Recession
Economic recessions are a boon for hardy, budget-conscious travelers who want to see the world, no matter what.
Nov 2, 2009
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JukeFly-A Personalized Traveling Jukebox
JukeFly, a social networking application, allows music lovers to transport and access their music libraries anywhere.
Nov 1, 2009
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Exploring London On A Budget
London, one of the world's most popular cities, is also one of its most expensive. Travel to London, however, doesn't have to deplete the contents of one's bank account.
Nov 1, 2009
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Los Angeles Wineries
Three wineries from three different locales and eras operate within the sprawl of Los Angeles, each with excellent wines to offer those in the know.
Oct 31, 2009
- Jennifer Vitanzo
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Kick Into Gear With Kickstarter
With all the channels of communication on the internet, it's no surprise people can now fund their special interest projects with a good idea and few clicks of a button.
Oct 31, 2009
- Jennifer Vitanzo
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Voluntourism-Vacations That Make a Difference
Volunteer vacations, also known as voluntours, are a perfect way to make a positive difference in a meaningful, hands-on way.
Oct 30, 2009
- Jennifer Vitanzo
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Ghostly Locales Loom in the High Sierra
The high sierras are known for their stark beauty and forbidding landscape. They are also home to a vast collection of ghost towns, ghostly wonders and ghostly history.
Oct 12, 2009
- Jennifer Vitanzo
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