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Travelers should be up to date with their childhood and adult vaccination schedule. These vaccines include, for example, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) and diphtheria, tetanus and polio vaccines.
Some travelers, either because of their age, work, lifestyle or underlying illnesses, may be at higher risk of infectious disease, so they should be up-to-date with additional recommended vaccinations.
In Tanzania there are high altitude points such as Mount Kilimanjaro at 5,895m. It is possible to suffer from altitude sickness. Its definition and prevention are detailed in the section “Take care of your trip”.
Dengue and chikungunya are viral infections transmitted by diurnal and urban mosquitoes. They cause a flu-like illness, severe dengue fever is rare in travelers. To avoid it, mosquito bites should be avoided; there are no medications or vaccines. In case of fever, headache and/or tiredness you should see a doctor as soon as possible, especially a Tropical Medicine and International Health service to rule out malaria.
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Please note: our clinics will remain closed while we develop new ways to help travelers. If you have a registration request or similar need, please contact us through our online form.
Many visitors to Kenya choose to go on safari, where they can see animals such as rhinos, elephants and lions. Hikers will find adventure on Mount Kenya, an impressive peak that offers day hikes and more ambitious treks.
Travelers should also consider the risk of contracting yellow fever in Kenya. All Mexican travelers will be required to present an international certificate of vaccination. Vaccination is recommended at least 10 days prior to travel. The vaccine is available at Passport Health offices throughout the country.
Many governments have issued travel warnings affecting travelers to the Somalia-Kenya border area due to threats from the terrorist group al-Shabaab. There is a risk of crime and terrorism throughout the country.
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Although the new president seems to be taking measures to control the spread of the virus in the country, the truth is that it is one of the nations that has taken the longest to start vaccinating the population. This process began in September 2021, but it is not taking off due to logistical problems and the doubts of many Tanzanians about the vaccines, and there is still a long way to go to reach the figure of 60% of the population vaccinated to which the government aspires. As of today, only 25% of Tanzanians are immunized with the 2 doses.
As we told you in Is it safe to travel to Tanzania and Zanzibar, it cannot be said that there are no dangers when visiting the country. Of course, you have to take the appropriate precautions, but it is true that you can make a trip in which the outdoors prevail and avoid crowds. Enjoying a safari in the incredible Tanzanian national parks or relaxing on the wonderful beaches of Zanzibar is now more comfortable than ever and also more affordable. Even so, keep in mind that it is essential to be well protected with the best travel insurance to Tanzania, just in case.
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In addition, many cities apply curfews or restrictions on access to certain monuments for security reasons. Some countries do not allow entry to restaurants and entertainment venues unless an official vaccination certificate or negative PCR test is presented via QR code. Please consult for more details.
We recommend that you take out health insurance for the entire duration of your stay. Please note that in some countries, it is mandatory for entry into the destination.
The list of countries or areas at risk, as well as the criteria for inclusion in it, is published on the website of the Ministry of Health and on the SpTH website. As a general rule, the lists will be reviewed every seven days.
VERY IMPORTANT: all diagnostic tests for travel abroad must be at least in English, and show: name and surname of the holder, date of sample collection, type of test performed, authorized health center performing the test, negative test result and issuing country.