Travel insurance tends to be a grudge-buy, (because why pay money when you haven’t been in hospital because of an accident for years/ever, so what are the chances of it happening whilst you’re abroad, right?) but as our medical condition travel insurance customers can testify, it’s only when you need to claim on a travel insurance policy that you realise its worth, especially if you have an emergency situation. Furthermore you shouldn’t try to save money by not declaring your medical conditions.
The USA is according to a recent report the 3rd most visited county by UK citizens in 2010. Such a diverse land with scenery ranging from forests and mountains to bleak deserts and beaches constantly drenched in sunshine. North America is a vast country with lots to see and do. For those who are planning a visit, here is a list of the top ten must see attractions.
Read moreA new survey from the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) has revealed that 20% of British travellers don’t take out holiday insurance before going abroad, many of those who fail to buy travel insurance wrongly believe that health costs are covered by the government even while abroad.
Having an accident or falling ill abroad without a comprehensive travel insurance policy to cover your costs could bankrupt you Read more
Writing a blog about where to find the best winter sunshine seems a little silly. As I look out of the window, I see bright blue skies and people still walking around in their summer clothes. Temperatures are reaching 27 degrees in London. Therefore, the answer should be the UK for winter sun. Oh, how I wish we could always bank on an Indian Summer in the UK. Unfortunately, just like our summer weather, our autumn weather is unpredictable too.
So where should our travel insurance with medical conditions customers go if they want a guarantee of winter sun?
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