Travel health in Warwick
Tick-Borne Encephalitis vaccination
Understand the risks and plan protection that suits your journey.
Your travel vaccination guide
Tick-Borne Encephalitis Vaccination
What is Tick-Borne Encephalitis?
Tick-borne encephalitis is a viral infection found in parts of Europe and Asia. It is usually spread by ticks and can affect the brain and nervous system.
Who should consider vaccination?
Consider advice if you plan walking, camping or working in woodland and grassy areas in affected regions, especially during tick season.
Your vaccination plan
A primary course is given over several appointments. The interval and any faster course depend on the product and age. Continue tick-bite precautions even after vaccination.
At your appointment
- Bring your travel dates, destinations and previous vaccination records.
- Tell us about medicines, allergies, pregnancy, immune conditions and any previous vaccine reactions.
- We’ll explain suitability, possible side effects, the cost and any follow-up doses before you decide.
Your questions, answered
Can I book this vaccine directly?
Yes, you can request this service. The pharmacist will assess suitability and confirm availability before treatment. If you are unsure, select a travel-health consultation.
What if I have already had some doses?
Bring any records you have. The pharmacist will check your previous course and discuss what, if anything, is needed next.
Will I need another appointment?
That depends on the vaccine and your history. We’ll explain the schedule; one booking reserves one appointment, not an entire course.
Clinical reference: NHS / TravelHealthPro guidance. Information supports a consultation and is not a personalised vaccination recommendation.
Get ready for your next journey.
Talk through your plans with our pharmacy team.
PLAN YOUR APPOINTMENT
£60 per dose · £180 course guide
Your pharmacist will confirm suitability and the full cost before treatment.
YOUR DESTINATION, IN CONTEXT
Understanding travel risk.
Explore destinations where this vaccination is included in travel-health advice. Risk can vary within a country, with your activities and over time.
Vaccination advice listed for most or some travellers Grey: not highlighted or no reviewed data
What does this map mean?
This is an overview of destination vaccination advice, not a precise disease-risk boundary or an entry-certificate map. Highlighted countries do not imply that everyone needs the vaccine; grey countries do not imply no risk. Tetanus occurs worldwide. Yellow fever certificate requirements can also apply to transit routes without local transmission. Discuss every stop with your pharmacist.
Source: NaTHNaC / TravelHealthPro destination guidance. Checked 14 September 2026.
