Jenna Busch
School
Syracuse University
Expertise
Los Angeles, History Tours, Travel For Sports (Marathons)
- Jenna is a member of the Critics Choice Association for both film and television. She is a Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic who has traveled the world for set visits.
- She co-hosted a web series with Stan Lee called Cocktails with Stan. She also wrote, produced, and hosted Moviefone Minute for several years, and co-hosted Most Craved.
- Jenna has appeared as a pop culture expert on "ABC's Nightline," "Attack of the Show," "Tabletop," "What the Flick?!," "She Makes Comics," "Rise of the Superheroes," "Write of Passage: An Author's Journey," NPR, Al Jazeera America, and "Fresh Ink." She has also been interviewed for her geek expertise in over a dozen books.
Experience
Jenna has been writing professionally for almost two decades now after doing makeup for TV, film, and brands for many years. She's also written about TV, film, comics, and video games, and is a contributing author to the anthology Womanthology: Heroic and 14 books in the PsychGeeks series.
Education
Jenna graduated with an acting B.F.A. from Syracuse University.
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Stories By Jenna Busch
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If you consider yourself a wine-lover and are planning your next wine vacation, this intimate New Zealand destination should definitely be on your bucket list.
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If history, culture, and stunning sunsets call to you, you should visit Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park — a place so lovely that certain parts are untouchable.
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This national park in the Land of the Long White Cloud offers stunning vistas, easy-to-difficult hiking trails, and, of course, active volcanoes.
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Learn more about how the climb to and from this picturesque state beach along California's Pacific Coast Highway can help you escape the weekend crowds.
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Los Angeles and New York City typically take the spotlight in films and TV. However, this European city boasts a remarkable cinematic heritage as well.
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Whether you want to swim with sea turtles or snorkel with manta rays, this Hawaiian park is a perfect place to explore the wondrous underwater world.
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There are all sorts of things to do here, from the village full of adorable shops to some fantastic skiing and snowboarding to an alpine slide.
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The beaches on this bay in Hawaii offer year-round swimming and other water adventures in lovely waters. Here's a guide to prepare you for the trip.
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Nothing says fall like apple-picking, and few U.S. regions feature fall foliage quite like New England's, so here's our list of the best places for both.
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This state park in Tennessee is home to amazing hikes that'll offer you views of waterfalls. And don't forget about the obstacle course with 70+ obstacles!
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Vegetarians and vegans don't always have the easiest time finding places to eat when they travel, but for those who travel to Europe, our list can help.
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Think twice about your hiking experience level and make sure you're aware of the dangers before you set out on a trip to this west coast destination.
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They say a glass of red wine is good for you. At this New York destination, you'll get a lot more than one glass! Check out these wineries close to NYC.
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Traveling can often be more expensive than we account for in our budgets. So here are some tricks to save money on food from travel expert Rick Steves.
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A Dopp kit brings new meaning to "a place for everything and everything in its place." From now on, your adventures are sure to be fully charged.
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Travel Channel's Samantha Brown knows that flying economy can be uncomfortable, but she has plenty of tricks to make the experience much more pleasant.
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Tired of remembering to pack batteries - and hoping they'll last - for your next camping trip? IKEA has an answer or two to light your campsite, sans batteries.
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Lost luggage is a nightmare to deal with especially at the start of a trip but there's one way to safeguard your bags going somewhere they're not supposed to.
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Nothing excites us more than finding a new way to use something. Here is a creative idea to repurpose a common winter toy that'll make your beach day easier.
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A state park in New York offers a wealth of options for nature lovers to explore, including multiple waterfalls, hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities.
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Whether you're a frequent flyer or a first-time traveler, don't let your toiletries cause turbulence. Learn the liquid lowdown for smooth travels ahead.
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Planning to stay at a hotel soon? Turn that cold, unfamiliar bathroom into a home away from home with these clever tricks. You'll be glad you did.
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A pool noodle pillow isn't going to be like napping with a feather pillow. However, it's certainly going to be more comfortable than bending your neck.
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Dining out in Paris is quite an experience, but keep in mind that it's completely different to what you're used to at home, especially when it comes to timing.
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History enthusiasts seeking a waterfront vacation should consider visiting this East Coast lake. The area has a significant military and industrial history.
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Food can get expensive when traveling, but the five-block rule can help you avoid the tourist traps where restaurants tend to jack up the prices.
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Does your ideal vacation combine the beach with historical sightseeing? Then don't miss this town on the East Coast that offers a rich past to explore.