Travel vaccines and pre-travel health advice are essential for protecting travelers from infectious diseases and health risks specific to their destination. Different regions pose different health threats, including diseases not commonly found in a traveler’s home country.

Key Travel Vaccines May Include:
Yellow Fever

Typhoid

Hepatitis A and B

Rabies

Japanese Encephalitis

Meningococcal Vaccine

Cholera

Routine vaccines (e.g., Tetanus, MMR, Influenza) should be up to date.

Pre-travel Health Advice Covers:
Malaria prevention (medications, mosquito bite protection)

Food and water safety

Altitude sickness and jet lag

Traveler’s diarrhea prevention and treatment

Personal medication and first-aid kits

COVID-19 travel regulations and testing

Visiting a travel medicine clinic 4–6 weeks before departure is recommended. A tailored health plan ensures travelers are immunized, informed, and equipped to stay safe and healthy abroad.