Travel health insurance coming soon.

• Protect your investment if you have to cancel your trip
  
  
• Provide 24-hour emergency medical referral and assistance during travel
  
  
• Reimburse unexpected travel expenses you may incur due to an emergency
  
  
• Protect you during a medical emergency
  
  
• Provide medical assistance for you abroad
  

• Check the your foreign office for travel alerts & advisories
  
  
• Get travel insurance and check that the cover is appropriate.
  
  
• Check what vaccinations you need at least 6 weeks before you go and consider whether you need to take extra health precautions:
     - www.dh.gov.uk
     - Travelers' Health | CDC
  
  
• Get a good guidebook and get to know your destination. Find out about local laws and customs.
  
  
• Ensure you have a valid passport that is in good condition and the necessary visas.
  
  
• Make copies of your passport, insurance policy plus 24-hour emergency number, and ticket details. Leave these copies, your itinerary and contact details with family and friends.
  
• Take enough money for your trip and some back-up funds eg travellers cheques, sterling or US dollars.
  
  
• Make sure your travel organiser can provide sufficient evidence of security for the refunding and repatriation of consumers in the event of insolvency.
  
  
• If your travel involves passage on airlines with which you are unfamiliar, you may wish to check their safety and reliability with a reputable travel agent.