Nina's exposé on possible poisonings on Phi Phi island for C-Holiday magazine (see below) was picked up by Deborah Blum, a blogger for Wired who wrote a tear-jerking story about what seems to be a fatal trend in the region. Her story, which was published November 2012, featured Nina's reporting. Read the article, entitled Your Daughter Died, here.

From 2010-2012, Nina was a copywriter who whipped out witty write-ups for LivingSocial.com's daily deals. She covered markets mostly in the western US and Canada.

Nina was a staff writer on the general news desk for The Tibet Post International, an online newspaper that covers Tibetan issues, particularly Tibetan refugee issues. The trilingual publication is headquartered in McLeod Ganj, India. A few noteworthy news pieces include:

• Jailed and Tortured for Supporting a Tibetan Humanitarian: An Ex-Political Prisoner's Story
• Movie Site Censored to Block Pro-Tibetan Depictions
• New Governor for Tibet Autonomous Region, Same Old Story

In 2009-2010, Nina was Time Out Singapore's travel editor. Besides the travel section, Nina also wrote features and listings for a number of other sections, including Around Town, Art, Film, Music, Shopping & Beauty, Sports, and The Rojak. Some of her features include:

• Cambodia's National Disabled Volleyball Team Stands on the Brink of a Famous Victory 
• Salsa Dancing in Singapore
• Pawnshops in Singapore
• Just a Casual Fling: Ultimate Frisbee in Singapore
• Air Supply Returns to Singapore

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Nina covered Bangkok, Thailand, (2007-08) and Mexico City, Mexico, (2008) for National Geographic Explorer. These comprehensive city guides include articles about the respective city's history, culture, subcultures, food, entertainment, and art.