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What Counts as a Pre-Existing Condition? (And Why Honesty is the Best Policy)
By Sarah Findlay
Not sure what to declare on your travel insurance? Learn exactly what counts as a pre-existing medical condition and why honesty is vital for a valid claim.
Can You Fly with High Blood Pressure? A Guide to Safe Travel
By Sarah Findlay
Most people can fly with high blood pressure if their condition is stable and well-controlled with medication. Read more here.
Can you still go on holiday with dementia?
By Sarah Findlay
With careful planning, many people with dementia can enjoy safe and rewarding holidays. A slower pace, familiar routines where possible and realistic expectations can make travel less stressful.
Flying after an operation: Recovery Timelines for Hip and Knee Replacements
By Sarah Findlay
Planning a trip after joint surgery? You can usually fly short-haul after 6 weeks and long-haul after 12 weeks.
How Much Medical Travel Insurance Do I Need? A Guide to Costs & Repatriation
By Sarah Findlay
Travel insurance limits can seem surprisingly high, but medical cover isn't just for hospital bills, it also covers the cost of getting you home safely.
A simple guide to the travel insurance claims process
By Jana Viljoen
Making a travel insurance claim can feel overwhelming, particularly if you’ve never done it before. The good news is that the process can be straightforward.