A leading travel insurance provider, Columbus Direct offer a range of policies to suit individual needs, all attractively priced.
All the typical travel insurance options are available, including single trip, annual, backpacker and business traveller. They can all be modified from standard too the ensure the best level of protection for the individual customer, where destinations, durations and also the number of travellers can all have a bearing on the final needs and structure of the policy.
The understanding of varied customer needs has led Columbus Direct to create several niche market policies, where they are leading the way and becoming the recognised provider of travel insurance in these categories. One of the most popular niche offerings is their Adventure Travel insurance which covers a wide variety of extreme sports and activities. They also offer insurance to the over 65 market and for those with pre-existing medical conditions.
Tesco Finance has announced price reductions on its short break travel insurance products, a short break usually being three days or less.
Customers looking for travel insurance to cover a short city break or similar can now find it available from just GBP5.40 per person from Tesco Finance, this figure including the 10 percent discount that is offered for buying the holiday cover online.
Short breaks around Europe have been increasingly popular, offering the chance to experience a different culture without travelling too far afield. Tesco Finance want people to feel confident that everything is taken care of and so have made it even easier to pick up low cost travel insurance.
Travellers aged 65 and over, of which there are many, can find it very difficult to get travel insurance according to information provided by Saga Insurance, although they do add that it is not as difficult as it first appears.
Saga Insurance are specialists in travel insurance for those aged 50 and over and advise travellers in this age group to be candid about any pre-existing medical conditions to avoid invalidating their cover. Insurers do not automatically dismiss their application and it is far better to travel with peace of mind than without.
This is something Saga Insurance cater for and they also have no maximum age limit, something they can support by revealing the oldest person they have arranged travel insurance for so far was 100 years old. 92 percent of insurers have been found to have upper age limits, putting Saga in the minority, but that means people know who to talk to when they need travel insurance.