Annual Travel Insurance

If you’re planning more than one holiday this year, you can save money by taking out one Annual travel insurance policy, rather than buying multiple Single Trip policies. Our yearly travel insurance will save you time too, because you’ll be covered all year – no matter how many holidays you take.

Our Bronze, Silver and Gold levels of cover allow you to choose a policy that best suits your needs. Once you’ve found the right policy, you can either be covered straightaway or – if you don’t need your cancellation cover to start immediately – you can defer your start date by up to 31 days. Get a quote today to see exactly how much your policy will cost.

Jet-off whenever you like with our Annual travel insurance, because you’ll have cover for all of your trips that last up to 35 days, over a 12-month period. There’s no obligation to tell us when you’re going away either, so you can pack your bags knowing you’re already covered.

You can choose the area of cover that’s most appropriate for your travel plans, from Europe-only to worldwide. You can also choose a level of cover that suits you: Bronze, Silver or Gold.

One of the key benefits of purchasing a multi-trip insurance policy is that it’s more cost-effective than buying several Single Trip policies.

The cost of taking out an Annual travel insurance policy will vary, depending on a number of factors including:

• The area of cover you require
• Your age
• The number of people travelling
• The level of cover you choose

If you have any pre-existing medical conditions, this will affect your eligibilty for cover.

The amount your policy costs will also depend on the level of cover you choose: Bronze, Silver or Gold. To find out exactly how much your Annual travel insurance will cost you, and to compare different policies and cover limits, get a quote online today.  

If your health changes after you’ve taken out yearly travel insurance, you’ll need to call us on 1890 882822 as soon as possible.

For the purposes of our policies, a change in health means:

•  You have seen a doctor and have been referred to a consultant or specialist.
• You have been admitted to hospital for treatment, including surgery, tests or investigations.
• You’re awaiting treatment or the results of tests and investigations.

We will then tell you whether or not your condition (or conditions) can be covered for future travel plans you make. If we cannot cover your medical condition(s), you can choose to:

• Make a cancellation claim for any journeys you have already booked.
• Continue with your policy, without receiving cover for your conditions.
• Cancel your policy and request a proportionate/partial refund (as long as you have not made a claim or intend to make a claim).