Are you heading to Europe? Getting a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) before you set off is a good start. Travellers with an EHIC can get cheaper (and sometimes free) medical treatment.
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Making a claim should be relatively straightforward. Even so, there are ways to speed up the process and get the help – and money – you need as quickly as possible.
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If you own a holiday home, the first thing to say is - lucky you. But your holiday bolthole isn’t all fun and games, it is also a serious responsibility.
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If you’ve made a last-minute decision to head off on holiday, how can you get the best deal on flights? Unfortunately, the days of being able to turn up at an airport and bag a last-minute bargain as a result of late cancellations are probably over.
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Having a wallet stolen or losing luggage whilst travelling is a pain, but nothing compared with the heartache that can arise from being injured or falling ill whilst abroad. Not every country has a free health service, and medical bills can run into thousands.
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Backpacking in Shanghai is a fantastic way to experience another culture and see a new country without spending a fortune. Make sure you get the most out of your backpacking holiday to Shanghai with our guide to accommodation, sightseeing and transport
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A backpacking holiday is a great way of seeing loads of sights and getting to know different cultures and people, without spending a fortune.But if you’re spending a lot of time in countries where you’re not familiar with the language or local customs.
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Keep a separate note of policy number(s) in case you lose or damage your certificate. It's a good idea to leave your policy details/contact numbers with a family member/close friend in case you lose your contact card or are too sick to contact your insurer directly.
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If you’re thinking of heading off on a jolly, it’s always a smart idea to pack your travel insurance policy. As with all insurance, it’s best to opt for the exact level of cover you’re likely to require rather than merely the cheapest policy.
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If you only make one or two trips abroad each year, buying single-trip cover each time may be the cheapest option. However, a growing number of people are opting for the cost savings and convenience of annual travel insurance.
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If you’re planning a trip to the US of A, aside from your passport, dollars and the ‘three Ts’ (that’s ticket, toothbrush and travel insurance), you now have to go online and fill in the ESTA form.
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Travel insurance policies cover the obvious problems, like accidents or an illness, a stolen wallet or purse. Travel insurance cover also provides compensation for delays and cancellations, for damaged or lost luggage, and often includes a helpline for use in emergencies.
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Whether you’re after a cultural city break, a tandem skydiving adventure or a chance to lie on a sunny beach, everyone wants a holiday to go according to plan.
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