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Backpacker travel insurance is not the same as annual holiday insurance, this is mistake many young travelers make when purchasing insurance. Annual holiday insurance is designed for your average holiday maker, who goes abroad a couple of times a year usually for a week or two at a time, and spends most of their time relaxing on the beach. This is very different to the habits of your average backpacker, if there is such a thing as an average backpacker. If you are planning on travelling for long periods of time annual holiday insurance usually doesn't cover your stay out of the country for more than a few weeks at a time.
With the winter sports season approaching fast, now seems like a good time to remind all you travellers out there that, even for a weekend break, a cheap travel insurance policy is the one aspect of your trip that you can't afford to neglect.
With the largest toy factory in the world, an army of elves and a red velvet fur-trimmed suit, it appears that Santa has everything he could possibly want for Christmas. However, if Mrs. Claus wanted to get him something really useful then she couldn't go amiss with a cheap travel insurance policy. Here are five very good reasons for Santa to take out insurance before heading out on Christmas Eve:
In the week that Scotland added dubious airport checks for passengers travelling within the UK, we take a look at how UK travel insurance can make holidays in the UK a little easier.
The EHIC card may have been out for years but it still seems to confuse people. Many people wrongly believe that the card acts as a substitute for holiday insurance whilst travelling to and around Europe; here we set the record straight and explain just why it is so important to have both.
Travel insurance hit the headlines recently when it emerged that many Britons are losing out on their holiday insurance premiums after neglecting to mention pre-existing medical conditions at the time of booking. So what medical conditions should you mention when taking out travel insurance and what exactly are your rights in relation to existing conditions?
When travelling on a budget, many people want to cut down on expenses wherever possible, and travel insurance is one of the first items to go. But minor setbacks while travelling are common, and a cheap travel insurance policy could end up saving you quite a bit of cash in the long run.
