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Healthy Travel Guide

 
Lots of people playing on the great lawn of Central Park, NY.

Going on vacation doesn't have to mean lazing about and gorging on all-you-can-eat buffets. With a little research and some smart planning, your next vacation can be your healthiest and most fun yet.

 

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Tips to Beat Jet Lag

Ease the stress and fatigue from air travel with these jet lag tips, compiled by a host of travelers and researchers.

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  • Checking items off a list on a notepad.

    Before You Go Checklist

    Learn about what you need to do before you go to ensure that your trip is stress- and illness-free.

    Read the checklist.
  • A family hiking up a hill.

    Healthy Family Vacations

    With a little planning and some research, you can make your family trip into a healthy family getaway.

    Read 7 tips for a healthier family trip.
  • Nuts and dried fruit.

    Eating Healthy on Vacation

    Whether you’re going solo or planning a family vacation, develop strategies to overcome unhealthy food temptations while traveling.

    Get healthy eating tips.
  • A Columbian guide sharing information about the rainforest to tourists.

    Eco-Travel Basics

    Eco-travel isn’t just for environmentalists. It’s a fundamental shift in how we think about traveling.

    Read 20 tips to make your vacation green.
  • A family eating a picnic by their campsite.

    Healthy Weekend Getaways

    Even if it feels like you don't have enough time to travel, by planning right you can always give yourself a weekend getaway.

    Learn how to plan a healthy weekend getaway.
  • Tips to Beat Jet Lag

    Travel medicine expert Dr. Paul Auerbach discusses the best ways to beat that all-time scourge of traveler's worldwide: jet lag.

    Learn how to avoid jet lag.
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