What sort of travel insurance do I need?

 

Here's a useful checklist for making sure that your travel insurance covers you. Check that:

•        there’s a 24-hour emergency helpline;

•        you're covered for lost or stolen items;

•        your policy covers serious injuries, hospitalization and sudden illness;

•        you're covered if you need to cancel your trip or cut it short;

•        you're covered if you're going to be doing anything risky, such as skiing or extreme sports;

•        your policy covers the full cost of your holiday or if you need to cut a trip short due to illness or other circumstances;

•        your policy covers the cost of getting home.

Other types of travel insurance might include personal accident cover (including disability and death), cover for pregnancy, legal expenses or financial protection if your travel agency goes out of business. You may also want to opt for cover if anything should happen to your home while you are away.

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What happens if I do not buy travel insurance?

You can travel abroad without travel insurance, but you will not have the peace of mind of knowing you are protected should anything go wrong. For example, it's worth considering not just the cost of your holiday or the loss of your belongings, but the potential cost should the worst happen while you're away.