Your celiac travel resource: helping you travel the world while living gluten-free
My travels started with my family but in the 20s I was bitten by the “solo travel” bug and I never looked back. I was nervous at first, but I realized quickly that traveling solo is really liberating. I think you learn a lot about yourself and others while traveling solo and I fully encourage… Continue reading My Travels
Three weeks ago today, I was suffering with the flu in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I had to look for an urgent care facility on my smartphone and head there urgently from my hotel. The freezing rain and frigid temps of Denver did nothing to help my illness and as the hours crept on as we… Continue reading Gluten-Free Travel in Colorado Springs
It’s the first week of the new year and I am already packing my bags and hopping on a plane this Thursday. It’s going to be a busy first few months of 2015 for this Gluten-Free Globetrotter! Here are the destinations and events I have planned so far for the new year: January Colorado Springs,… Continue reading Gluten-Free Globetrotter Travel Plans for 2015
No one wants to get sick on vacation yet it sometimes happens. You plan for months for your trip yet you can never plan for the unexpected cold, flu, or food poisoning. Unfortunately, my first trip of 2015 came to a screeching halt this weekend when I wound up in urgent care with influenza type… Continue reading Gluten-Free Globetrotter Guide to Getting Sick on Vacation
A few weeks ago, I asked my friends on Twitter where I could get a meal at the Atlanta (ATL) airport. Within minutes, someone suggested PF Chang’s. While I didn’t have enough time to actually eat there, I thought I would collect some suggestions on where to get gluten-free food at the airport. Unfortunately, none… Continue reading Gluten-Free Airport Meals
