Safeguard Your Travel
With Expert Travel Medicine ADVICE
The Travel Medicine Alliance is an Australian network of Travel Medicine Doctors dedicated to helping travellers stay healthy while overseas.
To safeguard your health, and protect your travels (and protect the health of your family back home), it is IMPORTANT to get up to date travel health advice and the correct vaccinations before you travel overseas.
LATEST FROM THE BLOG
South America: Navigating Visas, Embracing Adventure, and Staying Healthy
- By Dr. Joan Chamberlain
- November 14, 2024
Our journey through South America was an exhilarating mix of stunning landscapes, unexpected challenges, and essential travel lessons. Our four-week itinerary took us through Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and even further afield to the Falkland Islands and South Shetland Islands. However, one of our biggest takeaways was that flexibility is crucial when exploring this diverse continent—and […]
WHY CALL A TMA DOCTOR FOR
YOUR TRAVEL MEDICINE NEEDS?
- WE ARE EXPERTS: OUR DOCTORS HAVE SPECIALISED TRAINING IN TRAVEL MEDICINE.
- WE GIVE LESS: WE KNOW WHAT IS REALLY NEEDED.
- WE SAVE YOU TIME: ALL VACCINES AND MEDICINES ARE ONSITE.
- WE GIVE AFTERCARE: ON CALL AFTER YOUR VISIT – & WHEN YOU’RE OVERSEAS.
- WE ARE INDIVIDUAL DOCTORS, & KEEN TRAVELLERS: NOT A MEGA-COMPANY.
TRAVEL HEALTH FOR
BUSINESS TRIPS
Our group of doctors can provide your company with the means to safely and efficiently manage the health risks associated with international business.
HEALTH INFORMATION FOR
HOLIDAY TRAVEL
Overseas Travel is more than visiting wonderful places, tasting exotic foods and encountering different people,
it might also mean contracting serious diseases… that you may never get over, and you could inadvertently spread diseases to your family and friends.
HEALTH ADVICE FOR
STUDENT TRAVELLERS
Over the last ten years there has been a rapid rise in school excursions to ever more remote and exotic locations around the world… Even trips to so called ‘safe destinations’ like the USA, UK, and Japan may expose students to travel health risks.