Your Celiac Guide to Travel
Twenty years ago, I began leading the New York City Celiac Disease Meetup group, driven by a desire to connect and empower the gluten-free community. It’s been an incredible journey filled with shared experiences, support, and celiac advocacy. Today, with a mix of emotions, I announce the time has come for me to step down from this group as a founder, long-time leader, and event co-organizer.
It’s hard to believe it’s been 13 years since Gluten-Free Globetrotter took off!
Back in 2011, I’d just returned from an eye-opening trip to the Czech Republic, where I discovered a delicious gluten-free beer on tap. My first! This solo trip fueled my desire to share my gluten-free travel experiences with the world. After launching my first blog in 2007, I already had four years of experience in the gluten-free blogging world with Gluten-Free Fun. Starting my new gluten-free travel-focused blog felt like the perfect next step.
Continue reading “13 Years Strong: A Look Back on My Gluten-Free Globetrotter Adventures”I first wrote this post for my Gluten-Free Fun blog way back in 2014. While it isn’t travel related, I felt like today was a perfect day to post an updated version of why you should love someone with celiac disease.
Valentine’s Day is today so I thought it would be a great time to reflect on all of the wonderful reasons you should love a person with Celiac Disease today and always.
Continue reading “8 Reasons Why You Should Love Someone with Celiac Disease”While it hasn’t been my busiest travel year, it has been a fun one.
Continue reading “2023 Year in Review: Gluten-Free Globetrotter Travels”This gluten-free guide is your ultimate resource
for navigating New York City’s holiday markets.
It’s the time of year where New York City turns into a festive winter wonderland. The holiday decorations are all over the storefront windows and office buildings. The holiday markets are bustling with activity and open for business.
