Travel insurance

**fluffychicken** · 18 Feb 21, 10:34 AM

Would you take out uk holiday insurance?
Normally for UK travel we don't bother but with things as thay are I am considering it this year. I've do e a quote and it's �50 for the year (my son has cerebral Palsy so makes it a bit more than the average)

**cartoonp** · 18 Feb 21, 10:54 AM

Yes we have uk just in case not saying you world be but if you robbed lose luggage ect then best to be safe.

disney332 · 18 Feb 21, 11:48 AM

For health reasons., absolutely not

Disney332

Scaramouche · 18 Feb 21, 03:20 PM

We never used to, then my great uncle died and we had to pay to fly him home. So we do make sure we�re covered for that.

porridge · 18 Feb 21, 07:29 PM

We have annual travel insurance, so it covers every trip. But before we used to get annual travel insurance, some companies you could add it on for like �15 or something when you book, so we used to just pay that (self catering - just in case we broke something). Places like centerparcs etc offer free cancellation at the moment. You don�t need health insurance. Your home insurance might cover property outside your home.

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	18 Feb 21, 11:48 AM disney332 Imagineer
disney332 Imagineer Join Date: Oct 09	For health reasons., absolutely not Disney332 __________________

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	18 Feb 21, 07:29 PM porridge Apprentice Imagineer
porridge Apprentice Imagineer Join Date: Oct 12	We have annual travel insurance, so it covers every trip. But before we used to get annual travel insurance, some companies you could add it on for like �15 or something when you book, so we used to just pay that (self catering - just in case we broke something). Places like centerparcs etc offer free cancellation at the moment. You don�t need health insurance. Your home insurance might cover property outside your home.