Appalachian State University - Travel Health Services

Appalachian State University - Travel Health Services Furthering Safe and Responsible International Travel Health for AppState Students traveling abroad.

11/02/2022

AppState International Travel Health Clinic Alert

Ecuador: State of Emergency in Guayas and Esmeraldas Provinces

A state of emergency and curfew (9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.) are in place in Guayas and Esmeraldas provinces until December 15, 2022. The state of emergency was declared in response to a series of bomb attacks on November 1, 2022.

The presence of heavily armed security forces should be expected.

Travelers should maintain a high level of security awareness, carry a fully charged communication device, follow the advice of local authorities, and monitor the situation through local media and embassy communications.

10/28/2022

National Geographic has released its latest Best of the World list with 25 must-see destinations for 2023 from Alberta, Canada, to Busan, South Korea.

10/28/2022

Danny A. Cox of Breeze Airways says the best way to avoid a lost bag is to arrive early, tag it, and wear any bulky items like coats.

10/28/2022

2022’s flight-disruption trend may intensify during the holiday travel season, but some simple steps could help you to avoid air travel headaches this Thanksgiving and Christmas.

10/28/2022

Here’s what to do if you didn’t get PreCheck on your boarding pass despite having a Known Traveler Number.

10/28/2022

Plus, how much it'll cost you.

10/20/2022

AppState International Travel Health Clinic Alert

Hong Kong: Significant Melioidosis Increase, Mainly in Sham Shui Po District

According to Hong Kong's Centre for Health Protection, 29 cases of melioidosis, a significant increase over average incidence, have been reported since early 2022 in Sham Shui Po (20 cases), Eastern, and Yau Tsim Mong districts; approximately half of the cases have been reported since August.

Melioidosis is caused by the soil-dwelling bacteria Burkholderia pseudomallei. B. pseudomallei enter the body via breaks in the skin or via inhalation of dust or droplets.

Travelers should avoid direct contact with soil in wet or muddy areas. Infection in travelers is rare.

10/14/2022

AppState International Travel Health Clinic Alert

Australia: Flooding in Southeastern States

Heavy rains during October 12-14, 2022, have caused flooding in the southeastern states, particularly Victoria (including areas of Melbourne), New South Wales (southern areas) and Tasmania (northern areas).

Disruptions to basic services (such as power outages) and road travel should be expected.

Travelers should avoid the affected areas and monitor the situation through local media and embassy communications.

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