Natasha’s research supports Xola ATDI Feature Adventure Destination assessments.  Her adventure tourism market research also includes primary and secondary research into industry trends; in 2008 Xola will release her work studying the adventure tourism preferences of “GenY” travelers.  In addition, she edits and manages day-to-day operations for Off the Radar. 

Natasha studied African history at St. Andrews University in Scotland and Concordia University in Montreal and worked in the United Nations Office for the Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs in Nairobi, Kenya.

In 2005, she was selected by the Japanese government to teach at a public High School in Northern Japan. Natasha speaks French and Spanish fluently; she has traveled widely and has lived in Ethiopia, Canada, the United States, Barbados, the Palestinian Territories, Scotland, Kenya, and Japan.

EDUCATION
B.A. Honors Concordia University 2005