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24th September 2009
Once you have made the decision to purchase travel insurance you owe it to yourself to compare travel insurance policy features and prices. You can easily secure price quotes for both single trip coverage and annual policies. Chances are, you will find th... Read >
Author: Travel Insurance15th August 2009
July 21st, 2009There seems to be so much contradictory advice out there when it comes to swine flu so it is no wonder that many people are confused. No more so than when it comes to travel. With some holiday makers being turned away at check-in because t... Read >
Author: Keith Macgregro13th August 2009
July 21st, 2009There seems to be so much contradictory advice out there when it comes to swine flu so it is no wonder that many people are confused. No more so than when it comes to travel. With some holiday makers being turned away at check-in because t... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis13th August 2009
July 15th, 2009One of the first decisions you have to make when taking out travel insurance is whether to buy solely for the planned trip you intend to make or take out a policy that covers more than one trip, widely termed the annual multi-trip policy. T... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis13th August 2009
July 7th, 2009With family's thoughts turning towards the approaching summer holiday period, it is still surprising that many parents leave it to the last minute or forget entirely to take out travel insurance to cover themselves and their family whilst on... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis29th July 2009
June 9th, 2009Millions of commuters and visitors to London face travel chaos and major delays after talks aimed at averting a 48 hour strike by Tube workers broke down. Thousands of members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union will walk out fro... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis17th July 2009
Before setting off for the airport this summer careful preparation is required so that when you finally sit back in your seat aboard the aeroplane looking forward to your break you’ll know that you’ve got everything covered.
As with most things in ... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane16th July 2009
Getting to the airport sounds like an easy task but the trip to the terminal can be fraught with complications and an unexpected flat tyre or traffic jam can result in a missed flight and frustrating rearrangement of travel plans.
Around one in every ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton09th July 2009
Travelers are huge targets for online insurance scams. While the majority of online travel insurance is legitimate, there are some companies that offer questionable and outright illegal travel insurance policies. Many of these companies operate entirely o... Read >
Author: Peter Smyth08th July 2009
Smart travelers know that one of the best ways to stay safe while traveling is to purchase travel insurance. But what even smart travelers may not know is that you can get the travel coverage you need at very affordable prices. Before you pay your hard ea... Read >
Author: Peter Smyth05th July 2009
One of the most important things to remember before you go away is travel insurance. No matter where you are going, or for how long, make sure you have adequate medical and personal liability cover. Having an accident or falling ill abroad could cost thou... Read >
Author: mathew04th July 2009
Travel insurance is a vital part of any holiday planning, and there are now a variety of insurance products out there to cater for all types of travel. Here we take a look at some of the main forms of travel insurance policies.
Finding a travel insuran... Read >
Author: Neon01st July 2009
If you are worried that the airline you are travelling with will go bankrupt before or during your holiday, you may want to get a travel insurance policy that offers financial default insurance. However, not all travel insurance policies offer this as s... Read >
Author: Dominick Davis01st July 2009
When you are looking through travel brochures, excited about the prospect of vacationing in some far flung hotspot, all the things that could go wrong while you are over there probably could not be further from your mind. Yet there is no getting away from... Read >
Author: Dominick Davis30th June 2009
The travel insurance policies available to skiers and winter sports holidaymakers are usually intended to offer you cover for emergency medical situations, mountain rescue and repatriation. They are not intended to serve as a catch-all health insurance. T... Read >
Author: mathew30th June 2009
1. Will you be covered for the cost of repatriation in an emergency? The FCO sets the guidelines of having at least £2 million worth of cover so that hospital fees and the associated cost of returning you home will be met. The cost should not be underest... Read >
Author: mathew28th June 2009
You have decided that you are going to purchase a travel insurance policy online for your next holiday. Congratulations! You have joined the league of smart travellers with your decision. Buying travel insurance is the best way for you to protect the mone... Read >
Author: Mark James18th June 2009
First, British Airways announces record losses and then ‘no frills’ airline Ryanair does the same. Now we have Richard Branson announcing that he expects the current economic downturn and decline in business travel will result in the collapse of a maj... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis18th June 2009
Most people taking out a new travel insurance policy are confused by the term pre-existing medical condition. And it's not surprising when medical conditions tend to be technically expressed, not always explained well and, if the condition is cured or con... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis13th June 2009
Holidays are for fun, it means leaving your tensions and worries behind for some time and enjoy your life to the full. Travel with cheap insurance is one of the best ways to put your mind at rest while you are traveling. It is much easier to travel if you... Read >
Author: James Roy10th June 2009
It is a travel insurance policy that keeps apprehensions while you are boarding for a trip at bay, at a safe distance from you. Travel insurance policies, in a nutshell, are the insurance products that meant to render coverage when main and valuable lugga... Read >
Author: Mike Simonds10th June 2009
It is a travel insurance policy that keeps apprehensions while you are boarding for a trip at bay, at a safe distance from you. Travel insurance policies, in a nutshell, are the insurance products that meant to render coverage when main and valuable lugga... Read >
Author: Mike Simonds05th June 2009
Last year over 30 million bags were mishandled by airlines worldwide. Whilst this was down 20% from the previous year, it still amounts to a huge amount of luggage. With passenger numbers set to double in the next decade, experts are predicting that by 20... Read >
Author: David Wilcox05th June 2009
Many British people wait until the last minute to arrange their travel insurance before travelling abroad. Others take a huge risk and choose not to take out a travel insurance policy.
According to research, more than 50% of all European single-trip tr... Read >
Author: David Wilcox03rd June 2009
Because no holiday maker is the same, and nobody's holidays are the same, it is an optional to find a variety of travel insurance policies to satisfy all needs. So in order to sort through the options, you must consider what you need from a policy. Thes... Read >
Author: Populous29th May 2009
Direct Travel Insurance Services have excluded four such areas from their policies. The big four are Sudan, Afghanistan, Liberia and Cuba.
While some holidaymakers dream of sipping mai tai’s on a deserted tropical island, others crave the thrill ... Read >
Author: Matthew15th May 2009
Going on holiday often needs a lot of careful planning before you can actually get down to enjoying the holiday itself. Travel insurance is a vital factor of any holiday and to ensure that you get the best deal you will most likely have to compare travel ... Read >
Author: Kim14th May 2009
Smart shoppers know that comparison-shopping is one of the time-honoured methods of finding the best deal on any item you are looking to buy. A travel insurance policy is no exception! Luckily, it is very easy in today’s world to find a good price on a ... Read >
Author: insure4less12th May 2009
It is important to compare travel insurance quotes thoroughly. There is always some small exemption clause that can void an insurance claim, and in many cases those clauses surround the topic of the weather. Below are a few exemptions you would be wise to... Read >
Author: Kim27th April 2009
New research from Sainsbury's Finance has indicated that 1.2 million travel insurance policies taken out in the UK may be invalid as holidaymakers fail to inform insurers of pre existing medical conditions.
In addition to the 1.2 million travellers ly... Read >
Author: Carys Robshaw10th April 2009
Are you are planning a holiday or business trip to an overseas destination? Do you already know that you will be away from home for a long interval? If so, you should investigate the different types of travel insurance that are available to you. A regular... Read >
Author: insure4less31st March 2009
If you have to stay for a long time in foreign land away from your home or you are going on extended trips then long term travel insurance is the most sought after policy of travel insurance for you.
Long term travel insurance is designed to cover those ... Read >
Author: James Roy13th March 2009
If you are like most people who travel for pleasure, you may have to sacrifice in order to save money you need to make your next vacation everything you wanted to be. If, for example, you have decided that you cannot live another year without treating yo... Read >
Author: Tim Roseland13th March 2009
For many years, China has been a popular destination for those who want a somewhat different holiday. It has since become the fastest growing destination in the world for both seasoned and newbie travellers. China is a very big country, and you have many ... Read >
Author: insure4less11th March 2009
Trips away aren't always a time of rest and relaxation, even if you're rich and famous the dream of lying by a pool in the sun can turn into a nightmare. We look at celebrity holiday disasters, and how travel insurance can help put things right.
Holida... Read >
Author: MarkeD10th March 2009
Some people spend as much time in a plane as they do on the ground and if this sounds like you then you need to be getting the benefits of multi-trip travel insurance. It is the ultimate package for people that spend a great deal of time travelling as it ... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas10th March 2009
When you go for traveling and you want to take travel insurance then you have many alternative and depending upon your choice you can exercise any one of the travel insurance option.
The options given for travel insurance by insurance companies are ver... Read >
Author: James Roy10th March 2009
They say there is an insurance policy to cover anything and anyone. Even when it comes to travelers, there are budget travel insurance policies for those who like to travel on a budget and annual business travel insurance for jet setting business executiv... Read >
Author: yukistevenson10th March 2009
They say there is an insurance policy to cover anything and anyone. Even when it comes to travelers, there are budget travel insurance policies for those who like to travel on a budget and annual business travel insurance for jet setting business executiv... Read >
Author: yukistevenson10th March 2009
You turn around and your heart stops. The suitcase you just turned your back on for a second while negotiating with the taxi, in a busy European street, is gone. Everything you own in this country has just disappeared! Or picture this: you are at the a... Read >
Author: Mark James10th March 2009
A business needs to go on no matter what the economic outlook. In fact, a business needs to market its products and services more aggressively during this trying period. More marketing means more traveling for business people. People who travel, especiall... Read >
Author: yukistevenson10th March 2009
A business needs to go on no matter what the economic outlook. In fact, a business needs to market its products and services more aggressively during this trying period. More marketing means more traveling for business people. People who travel, especiall... Read >
Author: yukistevenson06th March 2009
If you are going backpacking, then it stands to reason that you are gong to need to procure yourself backpackers travel insurance. If non- backpackers travel insurance would cut the Coleman’s, then they would not bother making insurance policies that ar... Read >
Author: rudi oneil05th March 2009
Even though the whole point of getting backpacking travel insurance, is to be covered for things that are done whilst backpacking, and not on a normal holiday, there are still a lot of things that do not get covered. Still though, it is more advantageous ... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas03rd March 2009
Major airports have been closed, motorways slowed to a standstill and some of the busiest train services in Britain have been cancelled after Arctic blizzards brought the most widespread snow for 18 years. Conditions are expected to get worse with a band ... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis26th February 2009
Nothing compares to traveling especially when we are young and adventurous, having a great desire of touring Europe and discover its beauties. Especially for bikers, motorcycle fans and backpackers, travel insurance is vital. The great thing about motorc... Read >
Author: Alice Campbell25th February 2009
Once you leave your home for traveling then it is not in your reach to stop mishaps to happen. It is considered that journey is full with uncertainties and completely out of your predictions to restrain anything bad from occurring. But you can at least ta... Read >
Author: James Roy24th February 2009
Anyone who travels abroad knows that how important it is to take travel insurance well in advance of going for journey. But even then sometimes due to the cost of policy and time involved in purchasing the travel insurance policy you can avoid it. Why not... Read >
Author: James Roy13th February 2009
Most of us travel a lot nowadays, either for business purposes or for pleasure. There are companies which are aware of the risks of traveling and thus they offer their employees business travel insurance. This travel insurance covers a number of unpleasan... Read >
Author: Alice Campbell01st February 2009
The accident over the weekend on the major rail route between London Euston and Manchester Piccadilly has sparked severe disruptions for travellers heading home after the Christmas break. More than 100 trains on the West Coast Main Line, to and from Lond... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis30th January 2009
international travel involves a certain amount of risk. If you need treatment abroad, but are not equipped with sufficient money, you will be confronted with a difficult situation. A travel insurance will be of great help during such emergencies. Cover yo... Read >
Author: Lombart guy26th January 2009
The last year saw major catastrophes, occurring in the travelling industry. Several airlines closed down, tens of thousands of travellers were left stranded overseas as a result, and travel agents were found to be using “misleading sales tactics” to s... Read >
Author: Ruth Jacob21st January 2009
When travelling, sorting out the cash can often be a frustrating task. Making sure your money is safe when you are abroad can be irritating also, as sometimes you can end up carrying far more around than you need to, or simply not enough - and everyone se... Read >
Author: MarkeD17th January 2009
Travel insurance is essential for every trip, no matter how long your getaway or how far you plan to travel. But if you're like countless travellers out there, thinking about and actually sorting your travel insurance arrangements is not at the top of you... Read >
Author: Harvey McEwan14th January 2009
Have you started planning a group tour or holiday for your family, club, or school? As the group leader or school trip organiser, you know that there is a lot involved in the decision making. Choosing how much to spend, a destination, the type of transpor... Read >
Author: insure4less09th January 2009
The travel and tourism industry is making a big hit worldwide. The industry is offering cheap vacation deals, theme sports and adventure holiday ideas to its users. Therefore, it can be said that it has managed to hold the attention of users for a long ti... Read >
Author: james william08th January 2009
Just like any other types of insurance, buying travel insurance for your cruise vacation only makes sense if you know what it covers and what is not covered. Otherwise, you’ll be throwing out hard earned money. Listed below are some of the usual condi... Read >
Author: teerel02nd January 2009
Recent events around the globe - each varying in their nature - have highlighted the importance of taking out a good quality travel insurance policy. In the past few weeks, we've seen Bangkok airport completely disabled by protestors about the Government ... Read >
Author: Harvey McEwan31st December 2008
Ski resorts have opened early across Europe and those going to North america will find resorts in Canada and New England doing the same. Andorra in the Pyrenees is reporting the best start to a season for 40 years with record snowfall. Despite the pound... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis17th December 2008
The threat of piracy is the storm that disrupts every insurer’s calm waters. Heavily armed pirates capturing cargo vessels and hijacking cruise ships and asking for huge ransoms is an insurer's worst nightmare.
With the recent failed attack on the Am... Read >
Author: Catherine White02nd December 2008
One of the most popular budget airlines have threatened to cancel all of their flights to a certain sunny destination situated within the Canary Islands due to a row with the local tourism group. The airline has threatened to axe all the flights due to Fu... Read >
Author: barryloughran@live.co.uk01st December 2008
When the London bombings occurred on July 7th in 2005, many people felt a sense of unease and concern about living in Great Britain’s capital. There were reports that people were too frightened to use the underground train network and then of course the... Read >
Author: michael challiner24th November 2008
Everyone loves planning a trip away, but most people are also aware of the cost implications that are part of a vacation. It is due to the tight budget that people find themselves on, that many see travel insurance policies as an option, and choose not to... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas24th November 2008
Putting your vacation plan into action can be thoroughly enjoyable, but not without expense. The majority of people holiday on a budget, and therefore want to stretch their money. Therefore, travel insurance is often something that comes under scrutiny. A... Read >
Author: Nigel Thomas04th November 2008
Well done Team GB! The excellent results of Team GB in the Beijing Olympics can only be a great boost to British Tourism and help to promote the UK. Tourist Industry Chief Executive, James Bidwell, has commented that "these results will only energise the ... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis03rd November 2008
Any Travel Insurance package, including the Cheap Travel Insurance packages, cover medical risks, but you should look at the level of assistance provided in a medical emergency. Important features you should look for in insurance packages are:
• Medi... Read >
Author: Ron Mark27th October 2008
Around 8 million Britons abroad on holiday have fallen victim to around £3.5 billion worth of theft during the last five years, a new poll has shown. The survey, carried out by Co-operative Insurance, also highlighted that iPods are the item most likely... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis27th October 2008
It is a time of year that everyone looks forward to, which is heading off on holidays; whether it’s a welcome chance to relax, to explore somewhere new or to return to a favourite destination. There’s more choice about where to go than ever and since ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton23rd October 2008
It is often suggested that travelling broadens the mind, but it is much easier to broaden a peaceful and receptive mind that one burdened with doubts arising from loose ends not tied up prior to departure. Therefore, getting your affairs in order allows... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell21st October 2008
With fuel prices now beginning to quietly climb down from their lofty prices they’ve been set at for the past few months at least now we can look forward to petrol being under £1.00 for the first time in a long time. But whilst we may be able to affor... Read >
Author: Andy Adams21st October 2008
Golf Travel Insurance
No doubt that you have been longing for the day to arrive where you golf vacation begins. After all, you love golf, not just the game but everything about it. This is why you are about to begin a golf holiday.
Now we all know ... Read >
Author: mickyboy7306th October 2008
Travel Insurance is a must if you’re going away this year. There are many things to remember when purchasing travel insurance and many different types of insurance you can choose from, ranging from the normal family holiday to the more extreme snowboard... Read >
Author: Dan Collins17th September 2008
At this time of year, it’s getting close to those last days of school or Uni for thousands of Aussie students. These young people will be diligently concentrating on finishing their studies, excited about reaching this stage of their lives when they wil... Read >
Author: insure4less08th September 2008
According to statistics published by the Association of European Airlines, not only was Heathrow rated as the worst of the 27 airports in its latest survey but this was the 16th quarter in succession that it was rated among the poorest five performers. It... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis08th September 2008
There are literally thousands of non-permanent residents living in Australia who are taking big risks when they travel overseas. There are just as many who aren’t prepared to make an international trip because of the huge risk involved.
So what’s t... Read >
Author: insure4less08th September 2008
Another report out, this time by the Association of European Airlines, points the finger at British Airways for losing more bags than any other airline in Europe in the first half of 2008. According to an article in the Times, BA heads the list in a table... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis08th September 2008
How easy it is to lose your laptop? Well, latest reach for Dell suggests that the chances are fairly high if you ask someone to keep an eye on it for you when at the airport. A staggering 42% of respondents who lost their laptop had trusted someone to loo... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis05th September 2008
You would have thought that winning the European Football Championships that it would all be goodness and light when it came to Spain this summer. However, not even this can ease possible delays at Spanish airports in July.
Spanish police are now threa... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis02nd September 2008
As the summer holiday season hots up, don’t allow luggage mountains, airlines going bust or airport delays spoil your day. Stuff of nightmares perhaps but the recent the baggage chaos at Heathrow Terminal 5 is still a vivid enough memory to show what ca... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis28th August 2008
Are you really covered? Travel Insurance the real truth!
Survey confirms consumers travelling up to 8 times a year
A recent travel insurance survey is warning consumers to check that their travel insurance policy is adequate for their needs. This su... Read >
Author: Scullster17th August 2008
Millions of Brits are set to head to the golden beaches and clear blue skies of Southern Europe, the Mediterranean or other luxurious destinations. Many will have a great time and return after a great holiday fully relaxed and refreshed, however there wil... Read >
Author: Karl Bantleman12th August 2008
With both the credit crunch and food prices starting to bite, it’s a relief that when it comes to financial products such as insurance, the news is a bit better. According to recent research, home and car insurance prices have stalled rather unexpectedl... Read >
Author: Christian Ward29th July 2008
With the season being ripe for gap years to begin, and school years ending, there will be a large amount of people choosing to go on holiday in a group at this time of year. However don’t be lead to believe that only students can enjoy, and reap the ben... Read >
Author: Jennifer Quirk25th July 2008
Most people can’t wait to finish working so they can go on that much dreamed about holiday, however, it’s going to cost them when they get there. The majority of travel insurance policies are unavailable for people over the age of 65 as a result of th... Read >
Author: Hadassah24th July 2008
Many travellers wait until the last minute before buying their travel insurance, because they know that if they purchase the insurance online, they can have a policy in their hands straight away. This is how most online insurance websites normally do busi... Read >
Author: insure4less17th July 2008
Are you a frequent traveler? Do you fly out of your state or country often on business? Are you out traveling most of the time? If your answer to any of this question is yes, then you may want to consider getting yourself an business annual trip travel in... Read >
Author: Henry Funk07th July 2008
Part 2 of a three-part guide on the various exclusions encountered within insurance policies. Never be refused a claim again!
The length of a holiday can factor in another exclusion. Many travel insurance policies expire after 28 consecutive days per t... Read >
Author: Jay Tillotson07th July 2008
Part 1 of a three-part guide on the various exclusions encountered within insurance policies. Never be refused a claim again!
Very little about insurance is straight-forward. There are so many clauses, sub-clauses and exclusions to consider it's a wond... Read >
Author: Jay Tillotson06th July 2008
A common question asked in relation to travel is whether it is possible to buy travel insurance for one way travel. Yes, you can is the short answer but do look around as not every travel insurance policy provides this level of cover and you could be cau... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis03rd July 2008
It nearly always pays to get cancellation cover for your holiday trip abroad. All travel insurance policies offer this, though you may find that cover is limited, the cheaper the policy. This is one reason why some travel insurers offer a series of poli... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis02nd July 2008
When you are away from home on holiday, or on a business trip, the last thing in the world you want to happen is to suddenly become ill. There’s something about being sick that makes you long for the familiarity of home and your own bed instead of the s... Read >
Author: insure4less27th June 2008
Instant decisions can sometimes be costly according to latest government advice. With the Summer upon us, and many looking forward to holidays and gap years, it is is timely to note that recent research into the 18-35 year old age group shows that 2 out ... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis25th June 2008
You don’t have to be a world traveller to enjoy a wide variety of destinations during a holiday. Many possibilities exist right in your own country for the same exciting activities that are available thousands of miles away in a foreign land. But even i... Read >
Author: insure4less21st June 2008
A rapidly increasing number of Britons is putting their travel insurance at risk by booking different parts of their trip separately, a new study carried out by Marks & Spencer (M&S) Money has recently revealed.
According to the research, an increase i... Read >
Author: Sofia Abasolo20th June 2008
Checking the small print in your travel insurance policy to see that you are covered for what you intend to do whilst on holiday is essential before you go. A great report in this week's Times shows holidaymakers plunging into Devil's Pool, which is rep... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis30th May 2008
It has been reported that some travel insurance policies are not offering cover for baggage lost by customers flying out of Heathrow's Terminal 5. Thousands of items of luggage have been lost and delayed in the recent turmoil, and the British Airways' web... Read >
Author: Sofia Abasolo20th May 2008
You want to take plenty of precautions in planning out your vacations to make sure every aspect has been considered. Everything is to be fit into an itinerary beforehand so that when the vacation time comes you can focus on fully enjoying your vacation.
... Read >
Author: Pierre Smith20th May 2008
If you only plan to travel abroad once this year, then single trip travel insurance is probably the best value – there's no point in paying for cover you don't need!
Generally speaking, you can purchase single trip travel insurance to cover three are... Read >
Author: Robert Gouch20th May 2008
It’s always great to hear about price drops and holidaymakers will be especially pleased to hear that the cost of travel insurance has dropped significantly.
The reason for this recent drop is due to the increased amount of competition between travel... Read >
Author: Gill15th May 2008
One of the major concerns you have when traveling away from home is your health. When you are away from home, you never know if you might get sick or injured. If this happens, you will be faced with a bigger problem. The expense incurred from a medical em... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com15th May 2008
One of the major concerns you have when traveling away from home is your health. When you are away from home, you never know if you might get sick or injured. If this happens, you will be faced with a bigger problem. The expense incurred from a medical em... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com08th May 2008
Smart travellers will always spend some time comparing travel insurance policies before deciding on the proper one for their needs. They know that travel insurance is one of the best ways to protect themselves against potentially losing the money they wil... Read >
Author: insure4less30th April 2008
A threatened BA pilots strike is still on the cards for this Easter with 86% of the carrier’s pilots voting in favour for some form of industrial action. One can only hope that common sense will prevail but it is now a regular feature in our every day ... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis28th April 2008
Want to swim with dolphins? No problem, but want to do the same with sharks, even from inside a cage, then that’s a ‘whole new kettle of fish’, no pun intended! We do want you to have a ‘whale of a time,’ there he goes again, but it all boils ... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis25th April 2008
Travel insurance should be considered essential. Wherever you are going, whatever you are doing, unfortunately, there is always a chance something could go wrong. Getting the right cover is especially important when you are pregnant.
Travelling when pr... Read >
Author: Barracuda Digital25th April 2008
With around 15,000 pieces of stranded luggage, thousands of luggage items lost beyond return and hundreds of cancelled and delayed flights, the opening week of Heathrow’s Terminal 5 could not exactly be deemed a success. Even British Airways chief execu... Read >
Author: Barracuda Digital24th April 2008
Most people think that they will be lucky enough not to fall victim to an accident. But the truth is that accidents can and do happen to anybody at anytime - usually when least expected. For example, did you know that in the UK every year 2.7 million p... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan16th April 2008
Even after a massive £4.3bn investment, teething problems, according to BA, have plagued the opening of Heathrow terminal 5. Major technical difficulties have caused chaos in the luggage halls with bags going missing, severely delayed and forcing some a... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis07th April 2008
Travelling is generally a fun filled experience which opens our eyes to new cultures, new countries and totally different ways of living. Whether we are away for a week or a year, we get to experience life in a different way.
However it is a fact of li... Read >
Author: insure4less31st March 2008
Many international travelers today don't think they need international travel medical insurance because they don't realize their company insurance, travel insurance or personal medical insurance may not be valid outside of the United States. And this goes... Read >
Author: Helen Hecker26th March 2008
You know what it’s like when you’ve been an avid follower of one sport or another – be it soccer to snooker to shinty (to name just a few examples)
With a wide variety of different tournaments happening all over the world, many sports fans go to ... Read >
Author: DCollins07th March 2008
World wide travel insurance provides you with comprehensive and customised insurance package for any kind of emergency situation no matter what your age may be. Cheap travel insurance policies for a range of trip types and travel needs. Travel Insurance c... Read >
Author: Kirthy Shetty07th March 2008
World wide travel insurance provides you with comprehensive and customised insurance package for any kind of emergency situation no matter what your age may be. Cheap travel insurance policies for a range of trip types and travel needs. Travel Insurance c... Read >
Author: Kirthy Shetty26th February 2008
One of the first decisions you have to make when taking out travel insurance is whether to buy solely for the planned trip you intend to make or take out a policy that covers more than one trip, widely termed the annual multi-trip policy. The best way to... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis18th February 2008
Whether it’s your first time on the snow or you’re skilled on skis, if you fancy a stint on the slopes, ski insurance should be considered essential.
Yet a staggering one in four British skiers plan to hit the slopes without any travel insurance at... Read >
Author: Steve25th January 2008
When preparing to travel with a family, there can be a multitude of different things to sort out – from tickets to taxis to the airport, as well as packing clothes, equipment and toys in between.
In amongst all the hassle of packing, arranging and en... Read >
Author: DCollins25th January 2008
Backpacking is a popular method of holidaying, enjoyed by all ages – from students to young professionals.
Whether it be trekking through Thailand, surfing the coasts of Australia or exploring the more spiritual side of India, these trips offer the o... Read >
Author: DCollins18th January 2008
Picture the scene, you get home after the perfect holiday and open your suitcase and unpack. Only then do you question, “Where did I put the camcorder? I’m sure I packed it alongside the souvenirs or did I?” “Not to worry, I’ll claims against... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis18th January 2008
Most people taking out a new travel insurance policy are confused by the term pre-existing medical condition and it is an area that the insurance industry is currently trying to address and simplify. After all, medical conditions tend to be technically e... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis14th January 2008
Part of what makes skiing and snowboarding holidays so much fun is the element of danger involved. Nothing beats the adrenalin rush of speeding down slopes of crisp white blankets of snow, with the fresh mountain air in your face. We all know the risk of ... Read >
Author: Nick Cox15th October 2007
Looking for cheap ski travel insurance and annual holiday insurance that covers ski and winter sports insurance, then Instant Ski Insurance is a trading name for immediate certificate & policy online. We are authorised and regulated by the Financial Servi... Read >
Author: Ani Ben08th October 2007
So you've done it. After months of shopping and browsing through brochures you've gone ahead and setup your dream vacation and finally decided on your perfect destination of choice.But wait there's one more thing you may not have thought about during the ... Read >
Author: Clyde Dennis27th September 2007
When you are off on a business trip and you suddenly need medical attention, do you think your employers will pick up the bill for you? Or what if you become a victim of a robbery? Aside from these situations, individuals who are self-employed do not enjo... Read >
Author: Bei Maniago28th August 2007
Family vacation time is the best time of the year. If you go on vacation with your family, then you should know that it is one of the best things you can do together as a family. Imagine seeing the world, visiting exciting attractions, relaxing on the ... Read >
Author: Everyone Loves To Travel21st August 2007
While planning a holiday we are more preoccupied making budget for airline tickets, lodging and sightseeing. We are so much worried about maintaining our budgets that, we often neglect our own protection. Like life and medical insurances, travel insurance... Read >
Author: Adam Jaylin02nd August 2007
Travel insurance policy proves to be a godsend when something unexpected crops up on the middle of the journey. It covers a range of situations; from trip cancellation or delay to medical evacuation. You can also buy supplemental travel medical insurance,... Read >
Author: Darlene Kaitlin25th July 2007
It seems that many people in the UK ask themselves this question and conclude that there isn't a reason to take out travel insurance. For a very few this may actually be the right conclusion, mainly those with enough money to cover any costs they may face... Read >
Author: Jenn Jenkins25th July 2007
When purchasing a travel insurance policy you will need to consider the type of policy to buy.
There a basically only two types of travel insurance, the first is a policy that only covers one specified journey, known as a single trip policy, and the ot... Read >
Author: Jenn Jenkins25th July 2007
The primary benefit of travel insurance is the knowledge that should something go wrong while you are abroad, you won’t be responsible for finding the money to put it right, at a time when you are already stressed out.
As with all insurance policies ... Read >
Author: Jenn Jenkins25th April 2007
Before leaving for a trip many individuals will take great care in planning all aspects of their vacation. They will often carefully research their travel options and choose everything to make sure it fits within a scheduled itinerary so that nothing is... Read >
Author: shaldon77723rd April 2007
Before leaving for a trip many individuals will take great care in planning all aspects of their vacation. They will often carefully research their travel options and choose everything to make sure it fits within a scheduled itinerary so that nothing is m... Read >
Author: shaldon77718th April 2007
In theory an annual travel insurance policy sounds great, you pay a one-off fee and all your journeys are covered for the next 12 months. For most standard journeys this is fine but if you delve deeper into the conditions of your policy you may find the ... Read >
Author: Peter Ecob16th December 2006
Many people carry the wrong impression that travel insurance policies are designed for the wealthy few and therefore it is a luxury. It was because of the cost associated with travel insurance. But this is not the case now; because there are several insur... Read >
Author: Henry Bell14th December 2006
Holidays help you to break free from this mundane life. People from every nook and corner of this world goes for vacationing either once a year or more than once. They prefer not to refer about mishaps, accidents or illness; but these are facts that somet... Read >
Author: Henry Bell06th December 2006
A travel insurance policy is intended to protect you or any of your family members against any possible risks or mishaps that might happen to you while traveling. Nobody wants to travel with tensions and worries on his mind. To give you peace of mind whil... Read >
Author: Henry Bell28th November 2006
It is only after retirement that you get time to travel and spend time with your family members. For many people life begins only after retirement. So to avoid any hassles while you are on your traveling spree, you should purchase a travel insurance polic... Read >
Author: Henry Bell18th November 2006
Planning to go for a trip? So you have packed all your items that you will need while you are on a holiday. But have you purchased travel insurance? You forgot? Then do not worry and panic. With internet facilities, you can now avail travel insurance and ... Read >
Author: Henry Bell18th November 2006
The cost of medical treatments is on a rise everywhere in the world along with UK. If you are on a holiday trip, remember that a simple treatment can cost you hundreds and thousands of pounds. This may leave you in heavy financial burden. To get rid of al... Read >
Author: Henry Bell16th November 2006
What your Australian Travel Insurance policy may not cover.So you are an Australian looking to travel overseas. You have decided to shop around and buy yourself a travel insurance policy. Most Travel Insurance policies are comprehensive however there are ... Read >
Author: Dream Team Media15th November 2006
Tourism is a growing industry worldwide. So are undesirable things like terrorism, flight crashes, accidents, wars, disease, natural calamities etc. Any experienced traveler can tell you that travel is full of uncertainties. But it is not possible to sit... Read >
Author: Paton Jackson26th October 2006
You decide to take that once-in-a lifetime trip, the one you’ve always dreamed of and you want to make sure that nothing goes wrong. As any human being, you are aware that you do not have a total control over your life and that accidents can happen. Tra... Read >
Author: Rick Martin15th September 2006
Travel insurance is designed to cover any financial loss while travelling abroad or within your own country.
The insurance policy can be arranged either by dedicated insurance companies or can normally be taken at the point of booking the holiday via t... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th August 2006
Travel insurance is an important but often overlooked part of your vacation. Whether you are traveling to a foreign country or to the next state you should consider travel insurance.
Some of the reasons to have insurance are to cover medical expenses, ... Read >
Author: Peter Shannon21st May 2006
Recent changes to the UK's quarantine laws mean that it is now possible for you to obtain a pet passport (under the government's 'passport for pets' scheme) and take your family pet away with you on holiday. However, before you run off down to your local... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny25th January 2006
Probably the biggest factors when calculating travel insurance premiums is the length of the cover required. If you are taking a two-week vacation, there is a much lower risk than if you are making a yearlong voyage around the world. That said, there are ... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny26th December 2005
We've all heard about whalewatching from boats or shore, and a few companies are now offering the possibility of actually swimming and snorkeling with whales in the wild. Is this a good thing?
Some whalewatching operators in the Kingdom of Tonga, South... Read >
Author: David Stanley22nd November 2005
When planning a travel vacation or cruise vacation, the last thing that one wants to think about is trouble or cancellation. Thus travel and cruise insurance is often left on the back burner. However, when the time comes to purchase your vacation insura... Read >
Author: Brian Schmidt31st August 2005
Dancing With Whales
By David Stanley
We've all heard about whalewatching from boats or shore, and a few
companies are now offering the possibility of actually swimming and
snorkeling with whales in the wild. Is this a good thing?
Some whalewa... Read >
Author: David Stanley
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