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Lots of great information here from the New York Times travel section. Article is not paywalled.

Great information from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) coveing a wide range of topics of interest to travelers, such as allergies and travel, jet lag, traveling abroad with medicine, etc.

A Handbook for Behaving Like a Civilized Person, From Airport Arrival to Landing. From the Washington Post, December 14, 2023. Article is not paywalled.

Good pre-flight information from a staff writer for By The Way, The Post's travel destination. Article is not paywalled.

Written by Scott Keyes, founder of Going (formerly Scott's Cheap Flights) and expert traveler. This has some great advice.

If this is your first overnight (red-eye) flight, this is great information from a Washington Post travel writer. It is also a helpful refresher for those who have flown before. Article is not paywalled.

Written by Scott Keyes, founder of Going (formerly Scott's Cheap Flights) and expert traveler. Great tips for getting some sleep on your international flight.

Expert tips from Washington Post travel writer Natalie Compton. Article in not paywalled.

Forbes' travel writer offers sound advice on beating jet lag.

Jet lag is no fun, but these tips from Business Insider will help you lessen its effects.

Good informative article from the Washington Post. Article in not paywalled.

Written by Rick Steves, a noted travel writer, author, activist and television personality. He has been traveling internationally for decades and is a trusted source of information.

More great advice from travel writer Rick Steves, including resources for staying connected while abroad.

Sometimes accidents happen while you're traveling. This is very helpful information from a September 2023 Washington Post article. The article is not paywalled.

Information from the U.S. Department of State - Bureau of Consular Affairs.

Good resources for trans travelers.

Published by Newsweek in April 2019, this article has good information.

Some information from Rick Steves for people of color who are going to Europe.

Hispanic Network provides some great information for Hispanic-American students who want to study abroad.

Published by Self magazine in 2015, this article has good insights, particularly for female travelers.

A good article from GoAbroad.

Another good article from GoAbroad.

Provides free access to Rick Steves' book via PDF, which includes information for Great Britain, France, The Netherlands, and Germany.

Good information from the CDC's Travelers' Health page.

Helpful information from the U.S. Department of State - Bureau of Consular Affairs.

Helpful information from the Washington Post's digital travel resource By The Way. This article is not paywalled.

HappyCow was founded in 1999 as a public service to assist travelers and people everywhere find plant-based/vegan options and healthy food.

If you have a gluten-free diet, this is a good resource for you.

This site offers gluten-free restaurant cards in 63 languages. It is free to download a card, but they do ask for a donation.

Great information about international travel from Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE). Includes helpful travel tip sheets for a variety of countries, including Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, and the UK (England and Scotland).

Carrying a "chef card" that outlines the foods you must avoid is a great way to communicate your food allergies to a chef or manager at restaurants. Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) provides an interactive PDF of chef card templates in English and a number of foreign languages to use while traveling or at ethnic food restaurants.