Summer is here, and so is vacation season! Whether you’re heading to sunny beaches, bustling cities, or family reunions, traveling with food allergies requires extra planning. The good news? With a little preparation, you can explore new places safely — and still enjoy delicious meals.
✈️ Plan Before You Pack
Research your destination’s restaurants. Look for places that list allergens clearly or are certified allergy-friendly.
Download allergy translation cards if you’re going abroad, so your allergies are understood in local languages.
Pack safe snacks for airports, road trips, or hikes where choices might be limited.
📞 Call Ahead & Communicate
When booking hotels or rentals, ask if kitchens are available or if staff are trained in food allergy safety.
Call restaurants in advance. A quick conversation will show whether they take allergies seriously.
📱 Use Apps & Tools
Apps like Find Me Gluten Free, AllergyEats, or even Yelp and Google reviews can help find allergy-friendly spots.
Save copies of your allergy action plan and emergency contacts in your phone.
💼 Always Carry Your Meds
Keep epinephrine auto-injectors, antihistamines, and inhalers on you at all times — even for short walks.
Pack a travel allergy kit: wipes, safe snacks, extra medications.
🌅 Enjoy the Adventure
Traveling with food allergies might seem daunting, but with smart planning and open communication, you can enjoy your summer adventures — safely and deliciously!
🍽️ Introduction Summer is the season of patio brunches, ice cream stops, and discovering new restaurants. But if you live with food allergies, eating...
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