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Category: Health and Safety

Vaccines, medical care and emergencies abroad.

Travel Vaccine Terms to Know Before Your Appointment
Health and Safety

Travel Vaccine Terms to Know Before Your Appointment

by THI Research

A glossary of travel vaccine terms, from routine versus required shots to the yellow card, titers, waivers and CDC’s lead time advice.

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Run Out of Medication Abroad? How to Get a Refill
Health and Safety

Run Out of Medication Abroad? How to Get a Refill

by THI Research

Refill a lost or exhausted prescription abroad: embassy checks, pharmacy documents, local prescribing rules and getting reimbursed by insurance.

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What to Look For in Emergency Medical Evacuation Coverage
Health and Safety

What to Look For in Emergency Medical Evacuation Coverage

by THI Research

Compare medical evacuation coverage: caps, who approves the flight, where you get flown, and what an air ambulance actually costs without it.

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Sick Abroad? What to Do and When
Health and Safety

Sick Abroad? What to Do and When

by THI Research

A step-by-step timeline for U.S. travelers who fall ill overseas: calling your insurer, finding a clinic, embassy help, paying bills and flying home.

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Does Recirculated Plane Air Really Make You Sick?
Health and Safety

Does Recirculated Plane Air Really Make You Sick?

by THI Research

What the research from CDC and FAA actually shows about cabin air, infection risk, blood clots and ear pain, and which in-flight habits matter.

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What Food and Water Safety Terms Mean When You Travel
Health and Safety

What Food and Water Safety Terms Mean When You Travel

by THI Research

Decode the food and water safety terms you meet abroad, from potable water and boil-water notices to travelers’ diarrhea, so you know what to do.

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Check before you go

  1. Your ID works at TSA, or your passport has 6 months left.
  2. Your Known Traveler Number is on the booking.
  3. You know the refund rules if the flight changes.
  4. Your card has room for hotel holds.
  5. You’re enrolled in STEP for trips abroad.

Official sources

  • DOT aviation consumer protection
  • TSA acceptable ID
  • travel.state.gov
  • ADA.gov

Travel Hotels Info

Independent guides to U.S. travel rules: airline refunds, airport ID, accessible rooms, passports and paying abroad.

Problems on a trip?

Airlines: complain to the airline, then to DOT’s Office of Aviation Consumer Protection.

Accessible rooms: ADA complaints go to the Justice Department at ADA.gov.

Abroad: contact the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate.

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