A region still struggling with capitalism and globalism, Eastern Europe's tourist industry is slowly blossoming. From its capital cities to its rural countrysides, Eastern Europe is a world unique from the West. Whether you're looking to experience village traditions, dance clubs that stay open till dawn, art and architecture that will make your jaw drop, or the food so good you'll crave it long after you've gone, Eastern Europe is where you want to go.

A genuine Slavophile, Kerry lives and breathes Eastern Europe. With Lithuanian ancestry, two degrees with Eastern European focus, extended visits to Eastern Europe, personal and professional research into Eastern European history, culture, current events, language, and - of course - travel, Kerry is your enthusiastic Guide to Eastern Europe for Visitors.

Kerry graduated in 2005 from The Ohio State University. She earned her B.A. in Russian, with a focus on literature, and her B.A. in History of Art, with a focus on Eastern European art. Kerry also attended Tomsk State University and participated in a language and culture immersion course.

Eastern Europeans pride themselves on hospitality, and Eastern Europe for Visitors follows that lead. It doesn't matter if you're traveling from your desk or planning a trip to Eastern Europe, I'll show you an Eastern Europe that you'll love.