Food allergy travel guides
Prepare the language, questions and backups before the first restaurant. Each country guide includes official travel and emergency links.
Destination guides
Japan
Japanese card 路 Emergency 119
Spain
Spanish card 路 Emergency 112
France
French card 路 Emergency 112
Germany
German card 路 Emergency 112
Italy
Italian card 路 Emergency 112
Brazil
Brazilian Portuguese card 路 Emergency 192
China
Mandarin Chinese card 路 Emergency 120
South Korea
Korean card 路 Emergency 119
United Arab Emirates
Arabic card 路 Emergency 998
India
Hindi card 路 Emergency 112
Planning guides
Traveling with a child who has food allergies
A practical preparation framework for parents and caregivers. It supplements鈥攏ot replaces鈥攖he child鈥檚 clinician-provided allergy and emergency plan.
Read guideRestaurant cross-contact questions that travel well
Ingredient lists answer only part of the question. These prompts help families discuss equipment, surfaces, oils and service practices with restaurant staff.
Read guideReading packaged-food labels abroad
Allergen categories, precautionary wording and restaurant rules are not identical around the world. Use local official guidance and check the full label every time.
Read guideHotels, airlines and buffets with food allergies
High-volume food service adds handoffs and shared equipment. Plan alternatives before a long flight, hotel breakfast or group meal.
Read guideMedication, documents and emergency planning
Build a travel plan with the clinician who knows the traveler. Safely Plate stores optional information but is not an emergency plan or the only place critical details should live.
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