Tabitha Lipkin is an Emmy-winning journalist and travel influencer who has carved a unique niche by blending adventure, storytelling, and advocacy. Her career began as a jetpack pilot instructor, where she showcased her adventurous spirit and passion for exploration. This led her to earn the prestigious title of Miss Scuba International, which further fueled her commitment to marine conservation and environmental advocacy. Her early experiences laid a strong foundation for her future endeavors in media and conservation.

Transitioning into television, Tabitha spent a decade honing her skills and eventually won an Emmy for her travel show “Private Islands.” Her work with NBC LX as a host allowed her to interview a diverse array of personalities, including athletes, astronauts, and advocates. Through these experiences, she has made significant contributions to the field of travel journalism, bringing attention to important issues while inspiring audiences with her adventurous lifestyle.

In addition to her television work, Tabitha has dedicated herself to marine conservation as a Dive Master, traveling the globe to promote awareness about the importance of protecting our oceans. Her passion for scuba diving has not only enriched her personal life but has also become a central theme in her storytelling, allowing her to share the beauty and fragility of underwater ecosystems with her audience.

Currently residing in Costa Rica, Tabitha continues to create travel content that highlights conservation efforts and the beauty of the natural world. With her infectious enthusiasm and commitment to making a difference, she remains a dynamic force in the realms of journalism and environmental advocacy, always seeking new adventures and stories to tell.