There is no single travel vaccine list; the right set depends on where you are going, how long, what you will do, the season, and your medical history. A travel-health clinician will review your destination's risks and your records to build a tailored plan.
Frequently considered vaccines include hepatitis A and B, typhoid, yellow fever (which some countries legally require for entry), cholera, rabies, Japanese encephalitis, and meningococcal vaccine for certain regions or events. They will also check that routine vaccines such as MMR, tetanus, and polio are current, plus flu and COVID-19.
Some vaccines need multiple doses over weeks, and yellow fever certificates have a validity window, so book early. Beyond vaccines, ask about malaria prevention, food and water safety, and insect-bite avoidance. Bring your vaccination records and any travel itinerary to the appointment.