Last Updated on January 7, 2021
It is certain that travel booking websites will enlighten you on the best airfares they detect, but do you think it is the right place for a spring allergic person like yourself? Maybe not.
Climate change affected the weather around and left an impact on the ground level ozone. This resulted in ragweed growing seasons. The pollen-producing grass finds its source of nutrition which is carbon dioxide.
Columbia, South Carolina
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Once school is done and summer arrives, all that we think of is a nice vacation in an earthly paradise surrounded by verdant spaces. But this is not everybody’s dream.
Of course, traveling is not the one meant here, but rather the desire to be in green nature. People with spring allergies cannot stand being in such places in spring. This is the case of Columbia in South Carolina.
The high pollen and high use of anti-allergic meds are the factors that make Columbia join the list of cities not to visit by allergic people. The city witnesses sudden rainfalls as well, which means more grass, weed and tree pollen growth.
Little Rock, Arkansas
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Keep your suitcase light and kick off your travel! This is the only piece of advice that you might get from a pop backpack traveler, but it is unfortunately not enough. You need to know your destination.
When we say know, we don’t just mean knowing the local restaurants, the luxury vacation rentals, or the culture, but also the weather which might affect your health in a way or another.
For instance, if you are traveling, avoid going to Little Rock, Arkansas if you have spring allergy. Allergy meds usage is beyond the average, which is bad. The increased pollen, that is around, triggers and worsens the symptoms.
Dayton, Ohio
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Dayton is another city which is still on the list of prohibited places for allergic people for quite a while. It is sad though because you can really use a tour around the city with your family and enjoy dinner in one of its luxurious restaurants.
