Travel Insurance

Nearly one in six Brits (14%) has been a victim of theft while holidaying in Europe. Research by online insurer swiftcover.com reveals that over a third (37%) of those who had their possessions stolen were in Spain, and nearly a fifth (19%) in France.

Insurers do apply an acid test before agreeing alcohol related claims warns American Express Insurance Services.

With the big holiday rush following the end of the school summer term, AA Insurance has not only slashed premiums for online customers – but is offering free cover for kids, too.

Many British holidaymakers are prepared to run the risk of travelling without insurance, according to new research.

By 2016 one in eight Britons will plan to retire abroad, whilst by 2025, two million Britons will own a second home abroad. Travellers planning an extended visit will require specialist insurance as the annual travel insurance maximum trip length is generally too short.

With the Commons Transport Select Committee reporting on passengers' experience of air travel this week (Thursday), Halifax Travel Insurance is offering advice to air passengers to help take the heat out of potential airport delays this summer.

One in ten British holidaymakers could be jeopardising their travel cover by only reporting an item stolen when they return.

Ensuring proper travel insurance cover is in place for holidays abroad is as essential as using the right sun protection, so holidaymakers should avoid leaving themselves exposed warns Churchill Insurance.

This summer, the Post Office is offering money off its travel insurance policies.

With summer holidays around the corner and families itching to jet off, moneysupermarket.com is urging travellers to research must-have travel insurance options and not to overlook low cost options.