Articles, tagged with "european health insurance card", page 1

Hassle-free holiday finance

Every summer, millions of Brits jet off to foreign destinations all over the world, aiming to see new sights and generally, just get away from the same place they live in for the rest of the year. Of course, the prospect of a holiday leads to plenty of ex... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell

Top Tips for when you Move Abroad

Sell House Quickly You may find you are looking to sell your house quickly so that you can move abroad, and if this is the case then you are not alone. There are a few reasons for people moving abroad which include being relocated for work purposes, lo... Read >
Author: Anthony

Travel insurance: an essential purchase for your Easter holiday

As the UK's long Easter weekend draws near, many people will be preparing for a longer holiday than usual in 2011, thanks to the extra bank holiday afforded by the Royal Wedding. In the past, Easter holidaymakers have usually contented themselves with a... Read >
Author: Paul Buchanan

An insurance guide to winter travel

UK travel insurance is a tricky business that contains numerous loopholes that you may not be aware of. It may come as a surprise to you that winter sport activities are not included in a regular travel insurance policy. It is important to get properly ac... Read >
Author: James Edwards

Winter travel in Europe and how to stay safe

More and more holidaymakers these days are heading off to the snow to enjoy an invigorating winter break. However, it is likely that almost a quarter of them will neglect to take out an adequate winter travel insurance policy. By failing to do so, they... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell

Bank holiday breaks: don’t forget your travel essentials!

When booking a holiday, timing is everything. People may have anything between 22 and 35 holiday days per year with their work, but throw weekends and bank holidays into the equation then the actual number of days off work is substantially more. Giv... Read >
Author: Janine Barclay

Carp Fishing In France

Fishing! It's an exciting activity of catching fishes. Fishing is not really an easy task; it entails a few things that needs to be looked after. Everyone would be aware of it but does anyone knows about carp fishing. Certainly carp fishing! And that too ... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson

Travel: Know Before You Go!

Off on your hols? It's always handy to have a list of things to check off beforehand. With that in mind, Confused.com - in partnership with the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) - has compiled a list of useful things to bear in mind: Before you go...... Read >
Author: MarkeD

Planning A Holiday In France

If you're planning to have a holiday in France for the first time, then it's probably worth setting aside some time to think about the things you need to organize before you set off. Aside from your passport, below is a check list of some of the basic t... Read >
Author: billyja

Solving Travel Insurance issues

Will I continue to be in a position to get hospital therapy if I do not have travel insurance? The answer to this question relies on where you are. Some countries have reciprocal arrangements with the United Kingdom ; this implies you will get the same ... Read >
Author: Taylor Peters

Travel Insurance for Skiing or Snowboarding Holidays

Obviously some holidays and activities will be riskier than others. The risks involved in skiing and snowboarding far outweigh a relaxing holiday on the beach. This is why it is more expensive to get travel insurance for a holiday in which you plan to p... Read >
Author: Tom Sidney

Before Taking To The Piste, Cover Up

Let's face it accidents can happen whatever type of holiday you choose. But zipping down a snowy hillside on two planks of thin wood whilst balancing with two spiked sticks has to be a touch more risky than strolling down the beach! And if you become o... Read >
Author: michael challiner

Solving Travel Insurance Problems

Will I still be able to get medical treatment if I do not have travel insurance? The answer to this question depends on where you are. A few countries have reciprocal arrangements with the UK; this means you will get the same attention and treatment as a ... Read >
Author: michael challiner

Many Travel Tips Regarding Health

Travelling to different temperatures and locations overseas can render you to disease and health threat. You should be conscious of the risks and how to stay healthy. Diseases which aren't present in the UK such as yellow fever, malaria, rabies and ... Read >
Author: John David

Prepare for Accidents Abroad

For most of us an annual holiday abroad is a picture of paradise, warm sunny beaches, good food and most importantly a time to relax and forget about the worries of home. There is however that risk of a nightmare scenario; you or someone in your family ha... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

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