Don’t forget to pack Travel Insurance for your getaway.
Our Single-trip travel insurance is simple and cost effective cover, ideal for short breaks or one-off holidays. Just choose the length of your stay and if you are looking for European or Worldwide cover. A single-trip policy covers you up to 31 consecutive days on a holiday abroad.
If you’re a frequent traveller or planning another trip abroad over the next 12 months, then consider our multi-trip travel insurance as it can save you money on multiple trips.
With our Travel Insurance you will get:
- Unlimited Medical Expenses
- Cancellation, curtailment or rearrangement costs– up to £5,000
- Cover for up to 31 consecutive days abroad
- Up to £25,000 Personal Accident Cover
- Up to £2,000 Personal Baggage and Effects Cover
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