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The_Andyman
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The_Andyman
   Old Thread  #37 19 May 2020 at 9.39am    Login    Register
In reply to Post #36
Both although will only cover me if there are no travel restrictions in place, for when / if I do actually go

Anyone looking for insurance at the moment either will not find anyone providing any cover due to the travel restrictions or they will ell exclude anything corona related.

My note was just a heads up to anyone else with annual insurance, cover may still be in place if renewing (only for pre booked travel)
wac
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   Old Thread  #36 19 May 2020 at 7.45am    Login    Register
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Do you mean it will cover the cancellation costs of your booked trip or cover you If go on the planned trips?
DavidGW
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   Old Thread  #35 18 May 2020 at 9.11pm    Login    Register
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You can afford it!
The_Andyman
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The_Andyman
   Old Thread  #34 18 May 2020 at 6.29pm    Login    Register
In case it helps anyone, because of course you all have travel insurance right

I had confirmation today from coversure insurance who use AXA. As I had an insurance policy before corona and booked before too, my insurance renewal this month will still honour last year's policy coverage for the current booked trips (booked before March 20th).

Just as well seeing as the annual cost has doubled. To be fair, it was only £18 last year
bullseye
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bullseye
   Old Thread  #33 18 May 2020 at 4.17pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #32
As soon as possible. Forget a vaccine/ cure etc.
wac
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   Old Thread  #32 18 May 2020 at 3.28pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #29
I see your point, but whether its fishing or normal holiday when would you go on holiday only after a vaccine etc?
bullseye
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bullseye
   Old Thread  #31 18 May 2020 at 2.45pm    Login    Register
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https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-dont-book-your-holiday-to-france-yet-as-confusion-over-quarantine-continues-11990285
daviduk
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daviduk
   Old Thread  #30 18 May 2020 at 1.08pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #29
Very good point .
sherbert2
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sherbert2
   Old Thread  #29 18 May 2020 at 12.13pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #26
Why go abroad
You go out having it and not realising you've got it
Day 4 the symptoms start and its bad for you
So your now in a french hospital fighting for your life due to the idiocy of wanting to go fishing
Big fat no for me
bullseye
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bullseye
   Old Thread  #28 17 May 2020 at 7.09am    Login    Register
In reply to Post #25
As mentioned your EHIC will cover you for most things.
Carp-man76
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   Old Thread  #27 16 May 2020 at 8.38pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #26
European health card is still valid so you should be alright
wac
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   Old Thread  #26 16 May 2020 at 6.40pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #25
It’s not Covid I want to be covered but by medical bills for
Injuring myself etc
bullseye
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bullseye
   Old Thread  #25 16 May 2020 at 6.11pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #24
You won't get cover for anything related to covid 19 now.
wac
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   Old Thread  #24 16 May 2020 at 1.05pm    Login    Register
In reply to Post #23
If we do get the go ahead for travelling through France and other parts of Europe in June.

What will you guys do about Travel Insurance If the Foreign Office
Still advises against all but essential travel?
bullseye
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bullseye
   Old Thread  #23 16 May 2020 at 7.50am    Login    Register
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https://www.bbc.com/news/business-52682411?fbclid=IwAR3mVSH13ztTlmbyiSxBTrZT44D0eJeb2E7p5monbxLG6pHFWTp31XxtoBI
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