

Covers one trip to a single destination, usually for up to 30 days. This is a common choice for short holidays.
Covers multiple trips within a year. Each trip is usually limited in length, depending on the policy you choose.
Designed for travellers visiting multiple destinations. It can cover longer trips and extended stays abroad.
Travel insurance created for people aged 70 and over, helping to cover medical costs and travel needs while abroad.
Some travel insurance policies include extra benefits, such as car hire excess cover or help if your accommodation becomes unfit to stay in.
Many policies offer personal liability cover, often with protection of up to €1–2 million, depending on the plan.
Backpacker travel insurance is designed for longer trips and can cover travel for up to 12 months, usually including medical emergencies, travel delays, and cover for lost belongings.
Some backpacker policies may also help if you need to return home early due to an unexpected event.
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Winter sports cover helps protect you while taking part in activities such as skiing or snowboarding. This type of cover is usually added to a travel insurance policy for an extra cost.
Some policies include cover for a range of winter sports, while others require it to be added separately, so it’s important to check what’s included before you travel.
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Travel insurance helps you relax and enjoy your trip, knowing you have support if something unexpected happens. It can help if you need to cancel your holiday due to illness or an accident.
If you need medical treatment while travelling, travel insurance can help cover the costs. It may also support you if your travel plans change due to delays or cancellations.
Travel insurance can help if your belongings or money are lost or stolen while you’re away. Many policies also include personal liability cover for added protection.
Longer trips usually cost more to insure than short holidays.
Travel within Europe is often cheaper to insure than trips to the USA or Canada. Some destinations may cost more due to local risks.
Your age and any existing medical conditions can affect the price and level of cover available.
Family policies usually cost more, especially if older family members are included.
Activities like skiing or snowboarding usually need extra cover and can increase the price.
If you already have private health insurance, your travel insurance may cost less.
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