Johanna Read

Published in National Geographic, Time, Travel + Leisure, Forbes, Fodor’s and Lonely Planet
Management consultant advising on workplace mental and physical health, diversity and inclusion
Government of Canada policy executive specializing in leadership, health, diversity and inclusion (1993–2013)

Experience

Johanna covers travel and responsible tourism for Reader's Digest, National Geographic, Time, Travel + Leisure, Forbes, Fodor’s and Lonely Planet. She’s keen on making life as stress-free as possible—for both travelers and residents of the places we visit—and encourages travel that’s culturally, economically and environmentally sustainable. Johanna also works as a management consultant helping to create healthy workplaces.

Education

Queen's University

BA, Psychology and Sociology

Queen's University

Master of Public Administration, Health Policy

Articles

Autumn on the Kancamagus Highway in New Hampshire

Your Guide to a Kancamagus Highway Road Trip

One of the prettiest highway drives in all of New England, New Hampshire's Kancamagus Highway is ideal for road trips year-round and especially during fall foliage season.

54 Words Even Smart People Mispronounce

If you pronounce these words differently, don’t worry—many people do. But here’s how they were originally meant to be pronounced 50, 100, or 200 years ago—and, according to the dictionary, still should be.

Your Guide to a Glacier National Park Road Trip

It's known for one of the prettiest drives in the United States, but you can also see 26 glaciers—and a whole lot more—on a Glacier National Park road trip.