Christopher P. Baker’s award-winning feature articles, destination profiles, service stories, hotel reviews, and photography have been published in hundreds of magazines, newspapers and online publications worldwide
Christopher's credits span a spectrum of more than 200 publications, from CNN Travel, Conde Nast, Culture Trip and the California Academy of Sciences' magazine to Elle, Maxim, National Geographic Traveler, Playboy, Robb Report, and Travel + Leisure. He has also written and photographed for the travel section of virtually every major U.S. newspaper, as well as dozens of airline in-flight magazines, lifestyle magazines, and scientific journals around the world. See sample stories below.
He is available for assignment, and maintains a schedule in which he travels the world reporting on his specialty interests, including adventure travel, deluxe resorts, and motorcycle touring.
He has been acclaimed by National Geographic as "one of the world's foremost authorities on Cuba travel and culture."
Recent publications
Many of the following copyrighted stories can be licensed as editorial content for a fee. Any other reproduction or use of the stories in any form without prior written permission, whether electronic or print, is strictly prohibited.
With a few exceptions, the following recently published articles, etc., are listed in reverse chronological order, beginning with the most recently published story
Archival sample stories...
Chasing Che: Motorcycling Through Castro's Cuba
Havana Redux: A Unique Collection of boutique hotels adds to Old Havana's allure
Bloomin' Lovely: The English Obsession with Gardening
Maverick for a Day: The thrill of air combat
Just Back Providenciales... Puttin' on the Glitz
7 Nights in Captivating Cartagena
A Beach-Lover's Guide to the Dominican Republic
The Malleable Art of the Marquesas
Havana: Haunted by Hemingway's Ghost
Cruising the Cannibal Isles: From Tahiti to Marquesas on a copra freighter fit for voluptuaries
The Jungle by the Sea: Natural history cruising off Costa Rica
Objects of Bright Pride: Among the Northwest Coast Indians there is a renaissance of living art