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The changing global malaria epidemiology requires policy makers both in endemic and in nonendemic countries to regularly reconsider their malaria prevention strategies. In such countries, policy adjustments are more limited as the malaria infection is a remote event and there are limited interventions including prophylaxis, emergency treatment, bite avoidance and changing travellers’ behaviour as interventions.

Defining malaria risk: it is not only about epidemiology but also about perception and risk threshold of travellers and policy makers