Every year, millions of Aussies gear up to take a trip somewhere in the world. And with looking at flights, packing luggage and organising accommodation being the (let’s be honest) more exciting parts of planning a trip, it’s not uncommon for travellers to overlook the importance of taking out travel insurance or not knowing what makes a top policy.
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If you’ve got a holiday in the works, the last thing you want is to be told your trip has been cancelled, or worse yet, you run into a medical emergency once you’ve reached your destination. Aside from being downright heartbreaking, these situations could also put a not so nice looking hole in your travel budget.
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A major investigation into the travel industry by the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission has exposed ‘widespread’ unlawful discrimination when it comes to covering mental health in travel insurance policies.
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As Aussies bid farewell to their beloved summer weather, the winter chill starts to creep closer which means that ski season is coming.
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Be warned travellers heading overseas these holidays, as it’s important to get your head around what it means when a travel warning is issued and how it could ultimately affect your travel insurance.
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Easter is just around the corner and clued up Aussies are cashing in their annual leave and heading overseas.
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There are many reasons people travel alone - to explore a new career, discover a different culture or even pursue a foreign love - and it seems the trend is becoming increasingly popular for the older generation of Aussies.
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If you’re planning a flight on a Boeing, you’ll want to know exactly what’s going on, who’s affected and whether your travel insurance covers a cancelled flight. Here’s our quick guide.
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Although the question of how soon is too soon for stores to start stocking Easter chocolate has become a nationwide debate, booking your Easter holiday is something that cannot be done soon enough.
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One of the best and worst things about travelling is that you never know what could happen. There’s the chance to discover your new favourite part of the world and then there’s the chance that an annoying blister winds up costing you $20,000 (seriously).
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