Vaccine for international travel?

I think there is a misplaced confidence in vaccines. These particular ones are more of a medical intervention to prevent someone getting severe symptoms. It does not prevent someone getting the virus or from passing it to others. You could get a vaccine, travel and pick up the virus abroad, come back and pass it on to others.

Yes. You do need vaccines to enter certain countries. I had a yellow fever one before going to Rwanda a few years ago. Although, as was pointed out to me, it was really needed so that I could come out safely rather than go in. But , the thing is, there were not literally millions of people desperate to get that vaccine. If they continue with the idea of needing the Covid vaccine before going abroad I hope it doesn't become a case of people choosing to holiday overseas being able to jump the queue and have it ahead of those of us who are sensible enough to stay here for the time being , just in order to get away for a couple of weeks.

Is there any suggestion that people could jump the queue to go abroad ?? Where ?
I think a bit of calm down dear is needed here.

When we left Kenya in 1970, there was a minor outbreak of cholera in a very remote part of the country, but nevertheless, we had to have a cholera vaccination certificate to be allowed to re-enter UK. As I was then 5 months pregnant, I was a bit dubious, but there was no way out. I already had certificates for smallpox and yellow fever vaccinations. I would not object to having to show certification for my Covid 19 vaccination, if I were required to show it for a desirable holiday destination.

How Lizbethann?

When you are next in the queue that is when you will get the vaccine.

Unless there are vaccines left at the end of a session in which case those who are working/volunteering may have one, but that's unfair enough.

I typed fair enough - that is what I meant

For the foreseeable future you will not be able to purchase a vaccine, and I believe there would be something very wrong with a system that prioritised someone based on their holiday plans. Remember we are not talking of a one dose for life vaccine here, as fast as vaccines are being given, it's going to be time to give a booster to the individuals.

Why not make it mandatory To have the vaccine and then we all know where we are.
annodomini said she had to have the cholera vaccine to be allowed back into the u.k in 1970 If that could be enforced why can’t this one.