J.A. Huber

A 15-year-plus veteran of the tourism industry, Jennifer's career path began during college when she followed the hiking path in Yellowstone National Park. Upon graduating from SUNY Brockport with a degree in Earth Science, a summer job turned into a 10-year career with a park management company, working in Death Valley, Everglades and Yellowstone National Parks.

Craving civilization (and home delivered pizza), she moved to Sarasota, Fla., to work in the tourism industry. Today, she lives in Port Charlotte, Fla., and continues to work within Florida’s tourism industry.

Travel has led her to traditional places as New York, Boston, and Vancouver, recent travels have led her to Afghanistan, Cuba, and Japan to understand the cultures and issues.

Her writings have appeared in The Apalachee Tortoise, The Mercer County Chronicle, Orlando Sentinel, AssociatedContent.com and ThingsAsian.com. She maintains a blog at www.QuirkyKitschGirl.com with musings about travel, life and all things promising bragging rights.