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How to Make Friends While Travelling Solo
Meeting new friends from around the world is one of the big positives of travelling. If you’ve decided to travel solo, making friends for short trips and adventures during your…
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Tips for Safely Using Public Transport When Travelling
Using public transport is the best way to get around when you’re travelling. You’ll experience your destination like a local, and get to glimpse a different way of life. There’s…
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Safely Buy Malaria Tablets Online
What is Malaria? Malaria is a disease cause by a parasite passed on to humans by the bite of an infected mosquito. There are 5 different types of parasite that…
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Backpacking on a Budget – How to Make Your Travel Money Go Further
Backpacking can be really expensive. Once you’ve booked your flights, got vaccinated, sorted your visa and booked accommodation for when you first arrive, you’ll find much of your budget has…
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Press Release – New London Victoria Clinic & Partnership with STA
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Everything you need to know about rabies
What is Rabies Rabies is an infectious viral disease of the brain and nervous system that is fatal once symptoms have started. The most common way that humans contract rabies,…
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Which malaria tablets should I take?
With many different options available when it comes to antimalarial medication, it can be confusing working out which one is best for you. The safest option would be to come for a…
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Staying Healthy in India
1. Get vaccinated There’s a number of diseases present in India that you may come into contact with on your trip. Make sure you book a travel health consultation to…
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Should I get the HPV vaccine?
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the name given to a group of viruses that live on the skin and can be passed from person-to-person. Many HPV infections come and go and…
