John Bell & Croyden relaunches London travel clinic with yellow fever vaccination

John Bell & Croyden has reopened its London travel clinic as a registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre, giving travellers access to the vaccine and the International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis. The move expands pre-trip services for people heading to parts of Africa and South America, where proof of vaccination can be required at the border.

Why it matters: - Travellers to parts of Africa and South America can now get both yellow fever vaccination and the required travel certificate at John Bell & Croyden. - The service matters because some destinations require proof of vaccination on entry, depending on the route and country visited. - The relaunched clinic adds a London option for pre-travel care, including vaccination planning and malaria prevention guidance.

What happened: - John Bell & Croyden relaunched its Travel Clinic as a registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre. - The clinic is based in the Harley Street Health District in London. - The pharmacy can issue the International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis, known as the yellow card. - The clinic is open to holidaymakers, business travellers, families, school trips and expedition travellers.

The details: - The clinic’s services include yellow fever vaccination and certification. - The clinic also offers travel vaccinations tailored to destination and itinerary. - Other services include malaria prevention advice and medication, travel health risk assessments and travel health education. - The clinic provides business and corporate travel health services. - The service list also covers support for group, expedition and educational travel, family travel consultations, and last-minute or urgent appointments. - Yellow fever is a serious mosquito-borne disease found in parts of Africa and South America. - For a first vaccination, the certificate becomes valid 10 days after the vaccine is given. - A single dose provides lifelong protection for most people, and the certificate is generally valid for life. - More information is available in the pharmacy services page.

Between the lines: - The relaunch positions John Bell & Croyden as a more complete travel-health stop for people who need both clinical advice and border-ready documentation. - The timing matters because some travel vaccinations require multiple doses, so last-minute planning can leave travellers short on time. - The expansion also reflects stronger demand for destination-specific guidance as trip requirements vary by itinerary and country.

What's next: - Travellers are being urged to seek advice well before departure. - Earlier booking gives the clinic time to complete any vaccine course and confirm whether a yellow fever certificate is needed. - Destination rules can differ by country and travel route, so pre-trip checks remain essential.