Traveling with diabetes? Protect yourself before you travel.
Traveling can disrupt your routine — new foods, long flights, time-zone changes, and unexpected delays all impact diabetes control. On this World Diabetes Day, Destinations Travel and Immunization Clinic is here to make sure your trip is both safe and enjoyable.
Our travel-health team helps you plan for:
- Adjusting medication and insulin timing when crossing time zones
- Packing enough glucose-monitoring supplies and backup insulin
- Safe storage of medications during flights and at your destination
- Vaccinations recommended for your travel region
- Preventing infections and illnesses that can complicate diabetes
- Managing blood sugar during long flights, heat exposure, unfamiliar foods, and increased physical activity
Why pre-travel planning matters
Illness, dehydration, and missed doses can lead to severe blood sugar swings. A structured plan keeps you healthy, protects your itinerary, and ensures you can enjoy your destination fully.
Need help planning your trip? We’re here for you.
A pre-travel consultation with a DTC nurse or travel specialist ensures you get:
- Personalized advice based on your destination and health needs
- Country-specific vaccine recommendations
- A safe medication and supply plan for your entire trip
- Guidance on handling emergencies abroad
- COVID-19 Pre-Travel Testing
- Advice Tailored to Your Personal Itinerary
👉 Book your pre-travel consultation today and take the guesswork out of traveling with diabetes. Because your health doesn’t take a vacation-even when you do.
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