Find everything you need to reduce your risk of illness during and after travel.
Research your destination and any health or safety risks.
Speak to your GP or pharmacist about health risks and vaccination.
Get vaccinated. Plan ahead, as some can take a few weeks to be effective.
Pack enough medication in your carry-on with a doctor's note explaining what it's for.
Get travel insurance - no matter where you're going.
Plan ahead to reduce your risk of becoming sick when overseas or on return.
Make sure your routine and travel vaccinations are up to date before you leave.
Protect yourself from mosquito-borne diseases by taking steps to avoid bites.
Follow safe food, water and hygiene practices to help prevent illness while travelling.
Reduce your risk of disease by avoiding bites, scratches and contact with animals.
Practise safe sex to reduce your risk of sexually transmitted infections while travelling.
Learn how to protect yourself while onboard and what to do if you become unwell.
Monitor your health and take steps to help prevent the spread of illness if you become unwell. Some infections may not cause symptoms until after your holiday has ended.
See a doctor promptly if you develop:
Always tell your healthcare provider where you have travelled.
NSW Health advice for domestic and international cruise vessels, including:
Advice for the cruise industry
