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Travel insurance - is this a good policy?

xoxyx · 2012-09-30 17:25:23

Hey I'm heading to Thailand for a few weeks, and am starting to think about travel insurance. I want something that isn't too expensive (I know cheap isn't good - but it's a necessity!). I saw this policy - travel insurance - which seems to cover the basics, the excess isn't too high, and it's just under €20 for the trip.…

30-09-2012 5:25pm

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xoxyx

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Hey

I'm heading to Thailand for a few weeks, and am starting to think about travel insurance. I want something that isn't too expensive (I know cheap isn't good - but it's a necessity!). I saw this policy - travel insurance - which seems to cover the basics, the excess isn't too high, and it's just under €20 for the trip.

I'm not planning anything too crazy, and my luggage probably wouldn't be worth more than the excess anyway, so it's really for flight cancellations and any unforeseen medical emergency.

I'm clueless about this though, and I'm sure there are other things I should be taking into consideration.

Any thoughts / advice would be appreciated!!

Edit - this one would probably be better as it removes baggage, so is slightly cheaper. I believe it's notoriously difficult to get a pay out on lost baggage anyway and, like I said, the excess would probably cover everything anyway!

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