Cheap/glitch school holiday flights 2021

[mrsmagoo]

On rereading it i think it’s talking about travelling when FCO advice is not to go. My friend got it in writing from them that she will be covered even if she goes with FCO warnings in place which I thought was crazy

[disney babe]

Originally Posted by mrsmagoo

On rereading it i think it’s talking about travelling when FCO advice is not to go. My friend got it in writing from them that she will be covered even if she goes with FCO warnings in place which I thought was crazy

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Yeh they do seem to cover if u still go but not to cancel or come home of already there, I def wouldnt want to still go tho if things were that bad that advise was not to, I'm not committing any money till ban is lifted

[Rac20]

Originally Posted by mrsmagoo

Hmm, they definitely told us that it’s the date of travel that matters not if you booked when FCO advised against travel. It doesn’t really impact us now as we have booked another policy where covid is covered so we are good to go.

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Thanks for the post. I’m going to check out stay sure. It’s given me hope that I might be able to book. Will only pay deposit only til the last minute ( or 3 weeks ) though! 😬

[mrsmagoo]

Originally Posted by Rac20

Thanks for the post. I’m going to check out stay sure. It’s given me hope that I might be able to book. Will only pay deposit only til the last minute ( or 3 weeks ) though! 😬

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That’s exactly what we have done.

[Noodle500]

Originally Posted by stupet11

Anyone with Nationwide bank for their travel insurance? What's their stance?

I did ring them, but they just confused me - not sure if that was their plan!

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No FCO advice in place at date of booking and travel date. We've got Nationwide current account insurance so we are waiting until lifted to book hols.


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[missymouse]

Originally Posted by stupet11

Anyone with Nationwide bank for their travel insurance? What's their stance?

I did ring them, but they just confused me - not sure if that was their plan!

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I rang them they said we wouldn't be covered for any cancellation related to covid, if the FCO guidance is lifted we would be covered for any illness whilst away and cancellation if not related to covid. So if I broke my arm the day before and couldn't travel then we would be covered.

[Guest]

Their answer to me and as that if the FCO guidance was in place at the time of booking then we wouldn't be covered for anything covid related even if it was not on the FCO do not travel list at the time of travel.

Frustrating as we had to shift ours or lose it - and therefore we shifted it and they have advised it counts as a new booking and therefore we aren't covered. Sigh.

[pingufan]

Sorry to jump on the thread but we are very keen to book with BA for next year. The trip is 5 nights in New York and 10 nights in Orlando for July 20th 2021.

Can someone please point me in the direction of an insurance policy that will cover us if we book now whilst the travel ban is in place?

[AL1S0N]

From staysure

[mrsmagoo]

Stay sure, I spent ages on the phone with them today talking it all through with them. They have been fab.