Planning a holiday when you live with coeliac disease can feel overwhelming. It’s not just about where to go, but whether you’ll be able to eat safely, communicate your dietary needs, and enjoy your trip without the stress of contamination.
So, you’re all packed and ready to go on your holiday. The suitcase has been weighed, you’ve checked your documents over and over, you’re excited to get away with your loved ones – but have you checked to see if your prescribed medication is legal in the country you are travelling to?
Read more As we are still in the heart of spring, there is plenty of time to make the most of the season and take advantage of all it has to offer. With the days getting longer and the weather warming up, spring is the perfect time to plan your next holiday. Whether you are looking for a weekend break, a group holiday, or simply a chance to explore a new destination, this season offers plenty of exciting opportunities to discover new destinations and experiences.
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For many, travelling is an exciting adventure, filled with new experiences, cultures, and perspectives. But for those struggling with depression, the idea of navigating unfamiliar places can feel daunting. The world may seem overwhelming, and the energy required to plan and embark on a trip might feel out of reach. However, with careful preparation and self-compassion, travelling can offer moments of respite, self-discovery, and even healing.
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A cruise holiday can be a fantastic way to explore new destinations while enjoying the comfort and convenience of having everything you need in one place. For those living with cancer or other medical conditions, cruising offers a more relaxed way to travel and enables you to visit lots of different destinations very comfortably. However, there are some key things to consider before setting sail to ensure a smooth and stress-free journey. Here’s what you need to know!
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