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Martin Lewis tips for booking a holiday in 2021 - advice on insurance, booking and package deals

Updated: 19 May 2021, 11:30 MARTIN Lewis has given Brits fresh advice on what to check if planning a holiday abroad this summer. With the travel advice likely to change at short notice, the money saving expert explained how families can protect themselves this summer. 4 Martin Lewis has explained how Brits can protect themselves this summer when booking holidaysCredit: AFP Speaking on The Martin Lewis Money Show, he said one of the most important ways to make sure your holiday is protected is to check the package holiday T&Cs when booking. He explained: The ability to cancel or change a booking is so important right now, package holidays often from travel agents or travel firms have strong protection.

Brexit: Experts warn GHIC will be invalid in some countries - consequences warning | Travel News | Travel

Britons are also reminded not to confuse the GHIC as a replacement for travel insurance. It’s important to note that a GHIC or EHIC aren’t an alternative to travel insurance and will not cover you for every circumstance, Danny Butler, insurance publisher at personal finance comparison site finder.com told Express.co.uk. Private medical treatment, repatriation and lost or stolen property would not be covered under the agreement and state-hospitals are not always available. Travel insurance covers a wider range of risks and activities and will likely adequately cover you where a GHIC or EHIC wouldn’t.

Changes to European health cards you need to know for travel | Largs and Millport Weekly News

The changes to European health cards for travel you need to know. (JPI Media) Now that Britain has officially left the EU,  the old EHIC cards which provided limited medical cover for Brits abroad will be phased out. The European Health Insurance Cards allowed travellers in the EU to receive limited public health care for free, at a reduced fee or at the same price as residents of the country the traveller was in. The card also protected travellers in some other countries like Norway, Iceland and Switzerland. Though travel abroad is off for the moment thanks to the ongoing pandemic, some are wondering what to do with their old EHIC cards - and what scheme will come in to replace the cards.

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