Although Trailfinders & STA Travel do travel insurance has anyone came across any independent firms who offer the same deals as the big firms but at lower prices.
Regards TJ
TJ Spiers
Posts: 13 | Location: Scotland | Registered: July 25, 2002
I got my backpacker insurance from insure and go. I thing the website is www.insureandgo.com. They where much cheaper than STA and Trailfinders and I waiver the access. I think is cost about £230 for 12months.
Posts: 2 | Location: UK | Registered: December 10, 2002
Currently still looking around for insurance. But so far boots insurance has been the front runner for what your covered for and price. www.bootsinsurance.com
Posts: 9 | Location: uk | Registered: November 25, 2002
iam travelling rtw for 12 months i got my insurance from direct line. as i have high blood pressure and asthma, the cost of insurance was high as much as £480 direct line was £282 for same cover even adventure activites bungy jumping white water rafting ect www.directline.co.uk
m chilcott
Posts: 4 | Location: ipswich | Registered: August 31, 2002
I use World Nomads on my many trips as they allow extensions and claims online, which is handy, as I'm often away on long trips. They are underwritten by Allianz, so they should be OK, although I have never had to make a claim against them (yet).
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