Wanda
Wanda is a free travel medicine reference tool designed by the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp that informs travellers and professionals about health while travelling. Wanda contains health information and vaccination recommendations by country, as well as recommended risk reduction measures.
Advice on Wanda is general and does not replace a travel consultation. Prefer personalised advice? Then you should make an appointment at a travel clinic. The doctor will provide advice based on your health condition and the specific circumstances of your trip.
What information does Wanda offer?
- compulsory and recommended vaccinations (per country)
- health risks (general and per country)
- travel pharmacy
- travel advice for specific target groups: pregnant women, children, people with underlying health conditions, visitors to family and friends, ...
- do's-and-don'ts in case of illness
- ...
For doctors giving travel advice, there is a separate section with comprehensive disease sheets and detailed information in English. For travellers, there is also a mobile application in addition to the website.
What if you don't have internet?
With the app, you have all the info at your fingertips anytime, anywhere, even offline! Add a country to your destinations and receive push notifications when there is an outbreak you should be aware of.
How did the app and website come about?
Wanda is a product of the Institute of Tropical Medicine (ITG) in Antwerp. It is based on information from the World Health Organisation (WHO), the opinions of the Superior Health Council and guidelines prepared by the Belgian Study Group for Travel Medicine.
The website and app came about with financial help from the Flemish Department of Care.