We audit these sites and consider them to be authoritative, BUT, because we don't own or run these sites, we cannot verify the information contained on those sites, and we can't be responsible for the content of the sites. Use with caution, and we'd ask that any information upon which you intend to act, you come in and check with us first.

1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (The CDC)
   This is the Godfather of all travel sites. Consult frequently and thoroughly. The CDC is run by the Department of Health and Human Services of the U.S. federal government.
• CDC Travel Information by Location
  This is the CDC’s world map for travel information based on location -- it includes outbreak updates, warnings, vaccines and travel preparation advice.
2. The World Health Organization, International Travel and Health Site
   The WHO is a global health organization with extensive travel health information across the world.
   
3. The U.S. Department of State International Travel Site
   This is an important site to check for a broad range of travel information, including entry/exit requirements, safety, warnings, health alerts and embassy information.
   
4. The International Travel Medicine Clinic
   This travel medicine site, from the University of Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, also contains a wealth of information.
5. Shoreland’s Travel Health On-Line
   This site is a terrific general resource for travel health information.
6. The Lonely Planet
   This guide has tips for most travel destinations on Earth.
7. Pack a Travel Medical Kit
   This link will give you information and advice on preparing a kit of important first aid items and travel supplies. Be sure to talk with us about it as well!
8. Accuweather International
   Here is is a source to check the weather report for international destinations.