
Travel medicine events – conferences, webinars and workshops
This page directs you to a variety of forthcoming events that may be of interest to you. It is not exhaustive, but I hope it provides some opportunities of interest.
Free monthly webinars through May to December 2025
The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow – Faculty of Travel Medicine
Let’s Talk Travel Health – to book see the details here
A dynamic series of short, focused lunchtime webinars designed exclusively for travel health professionals, nurses, and pharmacists who want to sharpen their expertise, stay ahead of global health trends, and get a taste of the Postgraduate Diploma in Travel Medicine. This series was kindly supported by Valneva who have no influence on the educational content of the webinars.
Thursday 9th October 2025
Faculty of Travel Medicine Annual Conference (online and in person in the Glasgow College)
The day will begin with sessions on cognitive bias in travel consultations and encounters with dangerous wildlife. A special focus on David Livingstone’s legacy, by the Immediate Past Dean, Dr Sam Allen, includes a keynote lecture on Livingstone’s role in the abolition of slavery.
The afternoon sessions address current global health concerns such as mpox, measles, and chikungunya, followed by insights into expedition and extreme environment medicine.
For further details see here. Programme downloadable here
Price: Non members £220 and Members £115
Saturday 8th November 2025
The British Global and Travel Health Association: Travel Safely
Online event from 9am to 1.55pm
To see the programme click here
FREE of charge to members. The fee for non members will be £35 however this comes with one years free BGTHA membership. A discounted rate (£15) is available for students.
To register here
The Northern European Conference on Travel Medicine NECTM10 Conference
Communicating Risk, Empowering Travellers.
3-5 June 2026, held at the ICC, Belfast
For further details see here
NaTHNaC online regular events called ‘Getting to Grips’ which are subsequently posted on TravelHealthPro, free of charge
To view see here