Have children take along a book bag. If you are traveling with children, have each child over the age of 3 years take along a backpack or book bag with his or her own toys, books, games, and so forth. Let them make their own decisions about what to pack. The only rule should be that they must be able to carry their filled bags themselves. Travel Resources Obtain a list of English-speaking doctors in foreign countries.
Travelers can obtain a directory of English-speaking doctors in foreign countries.
Updated each year, the directory lists doctors who have had training in the United States, Great Britain, or Canada. IAMA also has world immunization charts, malaria risk charts, and world climate charts, and can tell you about the food and water in the countries you plan to visit. Obtain a list of international convention and visitor bureaus. Try calling the travel and tourist information bureau of the state you're planning to visit for information on accessibility. Better yet, call the tourism office of the county or city of your destination to find accessible attractions and lodgings.