Cruise Ship holidays have grown significantly over the past few years. cruise holidays are relatively low risk with regard to health problems however ...

Travellers overseas can contract a number of diseases by drinking and eating contaminated water and food. By being vaccinated...

"Altitude Sickness" refers to the group of illnesses due to exposure to high altitude and anyone ascending to altitudes over 2450 metres is at risk.

This is a condition where clots of blood form in the deep veins of the calves. These clots can then spread to the lungs, which may be fatal.

Although vaccines or tablets are available against important insect borne diseases such as Yellow Fever, Malaria and Japanese Encephalitis, they are not 100% protective.

The number of older people travelling is increasing constantly. Most advice and vaccine recommendations are the same as for younger travellers, however, some other points need to be considered.

The annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, is one of the largest mass gatherings in the world.

Jet lag is caused by the disruption of the body’s “internal clock”. It occurs when a long flight takes you through multiple time zones and can lead to altered bowel function, indigestion, tiredness

People who are travelling to a foreign country to visit friends or relatives (VFRs) are at higher risk for some diseases.

The pre-travel consultation is a good opportunity to ensure travellers are up to date with their routine vaccinations. Childhood immunisation coverage...

Those travelling for extended periods or taking up residency in developing countries or tropical regions are at increased risk of developing diseases

Traveller’s diarrhoea is a common, short lived but disruptive event in many travellers. It affects up to 50% of visitors to developing countries. The common symptoms are diarrhoea...

Make a booking and visit Travel Vaccination Healthcare ideally 6 weeks before you travel. Remember to bring your vaccination history & itinerary