Moneysavingexpert (MSE) by Martin Lewis is alerting tourists about a simple rule before the summer travel season. In this week’s email, MSE urges travelers to take a crucial step ‘Asab’As soon as it reserves–Fore even standing at the airport. “In his new weekly Newletter, they explain” the most important thing you must first do is solve travel insurance. “They say:” When it comes to travel coverage, Martin’s rule is simple: he gets … Asab “.
“Half of what you pay is protection in case the disease or other problems before traveling means that you cannot go, although the insurance must already be in place for that. However, around one in five of those who have reserved do not yet have insurance,” according to a Martin Lewis survey on social networks of 42,000 votes.
A reader described him as a “dangerous risk” to go without him. They responded to the survey to say: “My parents made the mistake of waiting until closer to date and mom was diagnosed with cancer and had no choice but to cancel, since I needed a surgery of salvation of life. They only recovered 10%. An expensive error.”
In more travel insurance tips on the Monysavingexpert site, Tony Fornione, MSE senior insurance analyst, states that a good travel insurance should cover it:
- Cancellation because you can’t travel
- COVID-19
- Personal responsibility
- Sports, excursions and other activities
- Cut your short trip (reduction)
- Personal luggage and belongings
- Medical expenses while they are abroad
Travelers are urged with pre -existing medical conditions to inform their insurers before their trips, and experts warn that not doing so could lead to rejected claims. While declaring a condition may seem “discouraging”, it is essential that you do it, even if you think your disease will not cause problems during your trip. Experts emphasize that having a medical history should not deter people from seeking affordable travel insurance as a purpose of coverage is safeguarding against the unexpected, such as diseases, injuries or robberies while it is abroad.
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