Travel Insurance
#1
Travel Insurance
Hi All
We are thinking of flying to Brisbane with Air New Zealand via the USA, so we can get the extra baggage allowance.
But we are hitting our heads against a brick wall to find suitable insurance cover for our PC and monitor.
Can anyone let us know how they got over this problem as we don't fancy gambling without insurance.
Lynne & Steve
We are thinking of flying to Brisbane with Air New Zealand via the USA, so we can get the extra baggage allowance.
But we are hitting our heads against a brick wall to find suitable insurance cover for our PC and monitor.
Can anyone let us know how they got over this problem as we don't fancy gambling without insurance.
Lynne & Steve
#2
Re: Travel Insurance
Originally Posted by lynne & steve
Hi All
We are thinking of flying to Brisbane with Air New Zealand via the USA, so we can get the extra baggage allowance.
But we are hitting our heads against a brick wall to find suitable insurance cover for our PC and monitor.
Can anyone let us know how they got over this problem as we don't fancy gambling without insurance.
Lynne & Steve
We are thinking of flying to Brisbane with Air New Zealand via the USA, so we can get the extra baggage allowance.
But we are hitting our heads against a brick wall to find suitable insurance cover for our PC and monitor.
Can anyone let us know how they got over this problem as we don't fancy gambling without insurance.
Lynne & Steve
Another one that has been mentioned favourably is "Walkabout"
#3
Re: Travel Insurance
Originally Posted by moneypen20
Have you tried the Post Office. Apparently they do quite a good "one way" cover.
Another one that has been mentioned favourably is "Walkabout"
Another one that has been mentioned favourably is "Walkabout"
We will investigate,
hope you are ok
Lynne & Steve
#4
Re: Travel Insurance
Originally Posted by moneypen20
Have you tried the Post Office. Apparently they do quite a good "one way" cover.
Another one that has been mentioned favourably is "Walkabout"
Another one that has been mentioned favourably is "Walkabout"
#5
Forum Regular
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 56
Re: Travel Insurance
Originally Posted by gajjitt
i read the smallprint and the Post Office was for trips embarking and disembarking in the UK.
Will
#6
Re: Travel Insurance
Originally Posted by willkerr
the post office will do 'one-way' insurance where your trip ends in your destination.
#7
Re: Travel Insurance
Originally Posted by Bix
Cor...that's mighty generous of them
Got a really good quote from them.
Paul
#8
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Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 164
Re: Travel Insurance
I spoke to the post office and they yes they do emigration insurance (one way) but any one item is only covered upto £300 (from memory). I used Go-Walkabout in the end as they were cheaper and offered a better policy.
Adrian
Adrian
#9
Re: Travel Insurance
Originally Posted by Bix
Cor...that's mighty generous of them
#10
Re: Travel Insurance
Originally Posted by lynne & steve
Hi All
We are thinking of flying to Brisbane with Air New Zealand via the USA, so we can get the extra baggage allowance.
But we are hitting our heads against a brick wall to find suitable insurance cover for our PC and monitor.
Can anyone let us know how they got over this problem as we don't fancy gambling without insurance.
Lynne & Steve
We are thinking of flying to Brisbane with Air New Zealand via the USA, so we can get the extra baggage allowance.
But we are hitting our heads against a brick wall to find suitable insurance cover for our PC and monitor.
Can anyone let us know how they got over this problem as we don't fancy gambling without insurance.
Lynne & Steve