TBE Travel Check

If you're planning outdoor or activity holidays in Europe this summer take our self-assessment TBE Test before you travel to see if you could be at risk.

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Q1

Are you visiting a TBE endemic country in Europe between April-October?

(click here to view a list of countries)

Yes    No
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Q2

Will you be spending time in countryside areas such as forests, woodland, hills, mountains?

Yes    No
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Q3

Are you planning any outdoor activities (e.g. walking/hiking, climbing, mountain biking, horse riding)?

Yes    No
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Q4

Are you planning to camp?

Yes    No
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Your TBE Travel Check is complete. Please click submit and wait for your result.

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TBE advice & information

In countries where TBE is endemic (for example Austria) the introduction of widespread vaccination has resulted in a substantial reduction in the incidence of disease. Consult your travel health provider for further information.

Basic precautions against tick bites, which can lead to TBE, include cover up exposed skin and use an insect repellent.

You can also find useful travel health advice about TBE on the following websites:

MASTA
The UK's largest network of private travel health clinics.

NaTHNaC
General information and factsheets regarding possible sources of illness and precautions to take while you travel.

Patient UK
Comprehensive health information as provided by GPs and nurses to patients during consultations.

'fitfortravel'
A public access website provided by the NHS (Scotland). It gives travel health information for people travelling abroad from the UK.

NHS Choices
A comprehensive health information source provided by the Department of Health.

(Tick Alert is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.)

Media

Tick Alert news for journalists and the public.

Links

Information about TBE from other organisations.

FAQs

Answers to key questions about TBE and ticks.