'we've got you covered'
Travel insurance helps protect you from unforeseen expenses or disruptions to your trip, such as medical emergencies abroad, flight cancellations, lost baggage, or even trip interruptions due to unforeseen events.
Depending on the plan, travel insurance may cover:
Always review the policy details to understand the specific coverage.
Many travel insurance plans exclude pre-existing conditions, but some policies may offer cover if certain conditions are met, such as purchasing the insurance within a specified time after booking your trip.
Check your policy for details.
Yes, you can purchase travel insurance after booking your trip.
However, it is highly recommended to buy it as soon as possible, especially if you want cover for trip cancellations or other pre-departure benefits.
The cost of Travel Insurance is dependent on a number of factors including your age and
medical history. It will also depend on where you’re going and for how long, and whether you want single trip cover or an annual policy.
No, payment is taken up front.
Single-trip insurance covers you for one specific trip.
Multi-trip insurance (annual travel insurance) covers multiple trips within a year, making it more cost-effective for frequent travelers..
Not always, no. It depends on your circumstances, and you should also consider how many
trips you plan to take. We can guide you through this process and we’d always recommend getting a single trip quote if you have a holiday booked – we’ll show you the annual price alongside it.
Consider factors like:
Yes, if you buy an Annual Multi Trip policy all adults on the policy can travel independently. Terms vary for Children.
No, we will write to you 21 days before your policy is due to expire, and you’ll need to call us
to run through a new quotation.
No, you must be a resident of the UK, Channel Islands or Isle of Man and trips must start and
end in the UK.
No, it would be the responsibility of your Travel Agent or tour operator to reimburse you or
offer an alternative holiday. Your Travel Insurance is there to protect you if you need to cancel the holiday, for example due to a change in medical circumstance means you can’t travel. Cancellation terms and limits vary by insurer and you should always check the wording.
Not all travel insurance plans cover adventure or extreme sports like skiing, scuba diving, or mountain climbing. However, some plans offer optional add-ons to cover these activities. Be sure to check your policy if you plan to engage in high-risk activities.
Yes, travel insurance can cover non-refundable expenses like airfare, hotel bookings, and prepaid tours if your trip is canceled for a covered reason (e.g., illness, weather events, etc.).
Be sure to review your policy for a list of covered cancellation reasons.
This video provides an overview of how travel insurance may be able to help protect your holiday
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