Protect Yourself and Your Family

The World Health Organisation recommends that all travellers are immunised against measles, rubella, mumps, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and polio. Often people have received these vaccinations as children but it is important to check you are up to date, especially before you travel.

Additional vaccinations are often required depending on your destination, the time of year, health, age and planned activities. With all these factors to consider, it is best to visit a travel clinic well in advance to get the best advice on your vaccination needs.

Ideally you should visit a travel clinic at least four to six weeks before departure. This is in case you need multiple vaccinations over several appointments.

Your Appointment

During your appointment, we will discuss the various health risks imposed by your destination and how we can immunise against them. We will also discuss any personal risks you have as a result of pre-existing illnesses and then provide advice expertly tailored to your itinerary and medical requirements.