Predictive factors associated with sexual activity and consistent condom use during travel abroad: a cross-sectional survey of young Canadian adults

Travelers' characteristics and domestic sexual behaviors will inform travel health interventions, but our findings support universal promotion of barrier protection during travel regardless of relationship status, sexual orientation or gender identity. Given the increasingly open and fluid nature of sexual expressions and relationships, pre-travel sexual health interventions should be sex-positive, broadly inclusive and promote strategies for safe sexual behaviors while travelling.