It’s so nice seeing this thread come alive again!

[JudgeJ26]

I booked our seats this morning so that has made it seem a bit more real now.

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Originally Posted by Blue nose

I think some are covering travel and medical if you are allowed to go. Just not cancellation as it's a known risk - and you are taking this risk by booking. Although Staysure seem to cover you cancelling if you get covid in the days before and cannot travel.

Too much of minefield for me. I'm patiently waiting to book.

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Actually I’ve been studying the Nationwide Flexplus and I think as long as not actually travelling against FCO advice all medical etc is covered it’s just cancellation for Covid reasons. I didn’t need to claim on insurance this time so all I’d stand to lose by cancelling flights would be £30pp as I understand it if using miles to book UC.

[Taffy1959]

Originally Posted by Wolf1984

This is exactly my issue too. I'm with the AA for travel insurance. I almost booked yesterday but with no cover if booking when FCO advice is active it put the brakes on.

Would be great to hear of insurers who are covering trips booked at this point in time. Or are people just booking low deposits and taking a chance?

It is exciting to see this part of the forum buzzing again! Hang in there...

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I’ve seen Staysure mentioned a few times as an insurer who provides cover for covid

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Decided to go for it, booked UC with Virgin for Orlando next September