Are you a traveller? We’d love to hear from you

Take our short survey and share your travel plans and health concerns

If you're travelling this year, tell us about your plans. Your feedback helps us shape clearer, more useful advice on TravelHealthPro.

Our short survey takes just a minute to complete.

Click Launch Survey below to start.

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Welcome to TravelHealthPro

A short introduction to using the TravelHealthPro website for travellers and health professionals

Are you a traveller? We'd love to hear from you

Launch Survey

1. Where are you travelling to?

A. Europe or Australia/New Zealand

B. Africa or the Middle East

C. Asia or the Pacific Islands

D. The Americas (including the Caribbean, South America, USA and Canada)

2. How long are you going for?

A. Less than 2 weeks

B. 2 to 6 weeks

C. 6 weeks to 6 months

D. More than 6 months

3. What is your main health concern for this trip?

A. Managing a health condition I already have (for example: asthma, heart disease, diabetes, depression)

B. Getting a travel-related infection (such as malaria, dengue, Zika, hepatitis A, travellers' diarrhoea)

C. Getting a common infection (such as flu, COVID-19, measles or pneumonia)

D. Having an accident or being affected by heat, sun, or high altitude

4. Where do you usually get travel health advice before you go?

A. From my GP or practice nurse

B. From a pharmacist or travel health clinic

C. From friends, family or social media

D. I don’t usually get travel health advice

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London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

04 February 2026