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What's the best travel cover to buy in a Covid crisis?

Travel insurance searches are up 191%, while the cost of cover has risen 4% Some firms don't pay out on anything Covid-related, others have exclusions Insurers don't typically reference Government's traffic light system in policies  Instead they focus on if the Foreign Office recommends travel to a country Most will not cover you if a warning on the Foreign Office website is in place  Check the small print as you may not be protected for every Covid-related crisis

What's the best travel cover to buy in a Covid crisis?

What's the best travel cover to buy in a Covid crisis?

Hidden danger of booking a holiday in an 'Amber List' country

Traffic light system to show where is safe to travel sparks widespread chaos It is legal to travel to amber-list countries such as France, Spain and Italy But Government has said that families should not be visiting them for a holiday  Many Britons have booked trips to amber-list countries in recent weeks  Holidaymakers should beware their travel insurance may not pay out if they go 

Holidaymakers face 'minefield' of Covid travel insurance restrictions

Holidaymakers face 'minefield' of Covid travel insurance restrictions Travellers are highly unlikely to be covered for costs if they have to quarantine abroad 13 March 2021 • 5:00am Sunseekers eager to book a summer getaway could be left with no cover if the easing of lockdown is delayed. Britons dreaming of a summer holiday will have to navigate a complex web of Covid-19 exclusions if they plan to travel with insurance, even if they travel after all restrictions are lifted. Only 1pc of insurers will pay compensation if a trip is cancelled because of further lockdowns or a change in the official advice from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, according to Defaqto, a ratings agency.

People planning holidays next year urged to check for insurance gaps on Covid-19 cover

People planning holidays next year urged to check for insurance gaps on Covid-19 cover Holidaymakers are advised to check coronavirus-related cancellation cover, before and after booking. Are you thinking about a holiday abroad next year? (Image: Getty Images) Get the latest on money saving tips and benefit changes straight to your inbox each week with our Record Money newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice

People planning holidays urged to make sure they have sufficient Covid cover