For international travel, check microchip identification, rabies vaccination, pet passport or health certificate requirements, and any breed restrictions. Within the European Union, dogs, cats, and ferrets generally need an EU pet passport for cross-border travel. Above all, confirm each hotel's pet policy and any additional charges before booking. With a little planning, traveling with a pet can enrich the experience rather than complicate it.

Read more in my post Traveling the World with Pets, and the 6 Best Countries for Doing So.

Rebecca W.