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Travel resources

These aren't bookings, they're the boring-but-important stuff worth knowing before you go. I'm always a call away if any of it is confusing.

General travel resources

Everything you should have in your back pocket.

Passport & visa info

U.S. State Department passport information.

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Travel advisories

Current country-by-country State Department advisories.

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TSA PreCheck

Expedited domestic security screening.

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Global Entry

Expedited U.S. customs re-entry for international travel.

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CLEAR

Expedited identity verification at airport security.

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STEP

Smart Traveler Enrollment Program - register your trip with the U.S. Embassy for safety alerts.

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Mobile Passport Control

Free app for faster U.S. re-entry at participating airports.

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CDC vaccine recommendations

Destination-specific health and vaccine guidance.

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Currency converter

Quick exchange rate lookup.

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New entry requirements

Rules change. Here's what's current.

European Union

EES - European Entry/Exit System

The EU's new Entry/Exit System replaces manual passport stamping with digital processing for non-EU travelers, including U.S. citizens, at most Schengen-area countries (the UK and Ireland do not participate). On your first entry, expect a passport scan, a photo, and fingerprint collection. On exit, your passport is scanned and your record updated digitally - no stamp needed. Carry the same passport throughout your trip and build in a little extra time at the border while the system rolls out.

Planning a European trip? Here's the full guide to European travel.

Infographic titled European Entry/Exit System: What U.S. Travelers Should Expect, showing a U.S. passport over an Italian coastal village, with sections explaining what the EES is, where it applies, what happens at first entry and on exit, and traveler tips

Placeholder image - final branded infographic coming soon.

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United Kingdom

UK Electronic Travel Authorization

Details coming soon.

Traveling with additional needs

Special needs & accessibility resources.

TSA Cares

Screening assistance for travelers with disabilities or medical conditions.

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Sunflower Lanyard

Hidden Disabilities - a discreet way to signal you may need extra patience or assistance.

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IBCCES Autism Travel directory

Certified autism-friendly destinations and attractions.

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National Park Service Access Pass

Free lifetime pass for U.S. residents with permanent disabilities.

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Disney Disability Access Service (DAS)

Disney's accommodation program for guests who have difficulty tolerating extended waits.

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Universal Accessibility Card

Universal Orlando's Attraction Assistance Pass for guests with disabilities.

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DOT Air Carrier Access Act info

Airline accessibility rights for passengers with disabilities.

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Looking for more than a list of links?

If you want help pacing an entire accessible trip, not just individual attractions, I offer accessibility travel planning as part of my professional services.

Not sure how you like to plan? Take the planning style quiz.

Want the stories behind these trips instead of the paperwork? Read the travel journal.