Kit Travels

Kit Travels Travel journalist, photographer and marketer Kit Bernardi shares her life-long passion for wandering the globe on www.KitTravels.com and her blog KitChat.

My life-long passion for travel has taken me to six continents and more than 50 countries. During a 20-year career as a professional travel journalist, I've published numerous stories in print and online media outlets. My work is featured on my website www.KitTravels.com, blog KitChat and on Twitter . I write freelance articles and blogs, host webinars, speak at conferences and teach w

riting at universities. I'm a contributing editor for Midwest Living Magazine, a multiple Lowell Thomas award winning publication. My company Kit Bernardi & Associates provides strategic travel marketing, branding and media consulting services.

Thank you Garden & Gun Magazine for posting my story. I loved writing it fir you. Alaska's Camp Denali and The Mat-Su, A...
23/11/2025

Thank you Garden & Gun Magazine for posting my story. I loved writing it fir you. Alaska's Camp Denali and The Mat-Su, Alaska are amazing places whose farmers and gardeners grow delicious produce and beautiful flowers in the sub-Arctic. Travel Alaska

Time to tip-off the weekend at the  global media & influencer event in 's Super Suite for the  vs.  game.               ...
22/11/2025

Time to tip-off the weekend at the global media & influencer event in 's Super Suite for the vs. game.

Hoonah residents lead Alaska cruise port Icy Strait Point tourism experiences.My USA TODAY Co. story in the Native Ameri...
11/11/2025

Hoonah residents lead Alaska cruise port Icy Strait Point tourism experiences.
My USA TODAY Co. story in the Native Americans special edition highlights how sustainable, Indigenous-led tourism initiatives, like those created by Huna Totem Corporation, can benefit communities who host visitors.

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04/11/2025

Alaska Media Road Show 2025 at the Virgin Hotel Las Vegas yielded great story ideas and good times. Thank you, Travel Alaska for inviting me; Thompson & Co. Public Relations for orchestrating a seamless, professional media conference; and all the sponsors for their generous support of this productive event.

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I won the award for "Most Enththusiastic" for attending social media post! Thank you for the cool cap and water bottle.

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Virgin Hotel Las Vegas, Nevada shimmers at night. I'm residing in this playful, glam property while attending Alaska Med...
03/11/2025

Virgin Hotel Las Vegas, Nevada shimmers at night. I'm residing in this playful, glam property while attending Alaska Media Road Show.

Tommorrow, I'll meet with 20 Alaska tourism purveors to discuss editorial story ideas. Let's Go! Media are in the House!


03/11/2025
Honored to be one of the media invited to attend the American Indigenous Tourism Association's 27th annual conference he...
03/11/2025

Honored to be one of the media invited to attend the American Indigenous Tourism Association's 27th annual conference held at Pearl River Resort & Casino in the homelands of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians. We, the media, work hard and have fun!
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03/11/2025

Highlights of the amazing, educational American Indigenous Tourism Association's conference hosted by the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians at their Pearl River Resort & Casino.

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29/10/2025

Native American Tribes view the centennial of Route 66 as an opportunity to rewrite the iconic road trip's narrative through Indigenous-led tourism.
In my story for USA TODAY | Gannett Company's Native American special edition, learn the perspectives of Tribes living along Route 66. Their Tribal leaders, artists, museum curators, tour guides, dancers, naturalists, chefs, and culture-keepers share authentic Native American tourism experiences in their communities.
Since Route 66's creation in 1926, Americana nostalgia, largely shaped by Hollywood films and non-Native tourism entities, has dominated the marketing of traveler experiences on the 2,448-mile road trip from Chicago to Los Angeles. But in its 100th year, Route 66 itineraries in eight states will amplify Native American voices to increase understanding of places you travel through and the people you meet along the way.
As you plan your future Route 66 travel and other road trips across the United States, seek out Native American experiences. Sherry Rupert of the Native American Indigenous Tourism Association (AITC, formerly AIANTA) suggests visiting https://americanindigenoustourism.org/; AITC's travel planning website https://nativeamerica.travel/. Check out the Native American Route 66 travel guide.

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