Travel insurance can protect you when your trip doesn’t go as smoothly as you planned.
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) reported a huge rise in flight cancellations and medical expense claims last year, and an average emergency treatment claim of £1,750.
Whether it’s a broken leg, stolen passport, lost luggage, or flight delays, your travel insurance can save you from a hefty bill if anything unexpected ruins your holiday.
Travel insurance offers peace of mind if anything goes wrong, from just a few pounds for your trip.
When should I buy travel cover?
It’s recommended to buy travel insurance as soon as you book your holiday to ensure you have adequate protection for any unexpected events from that point onward. While a travel insurance policy can provide you with cover and protection once you get to the airport, you should strongly consider it to protect against risks that could occur in the run-up to your trip including cancellation due to supplier failure, bereavement, redundancy, illness, or injury.
