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Can You Fly With Cancer or During Chemotherapy?

By Sarah Findlay

Most people can fly with cancer, even during treatment. Find out when it's safe to fly after chemo, radiotherapy or surgery, and how to get the right travel insurance.

How much does it cost to stay in hospital abroad?

By Jana Viljoen

Hospital treatment abroad can cost anything from a few thousand pounds to hundreds of thousands, depending on the destination, the treatment required and whether medical repatriation is needed.

Travelling with someone who has a medical condition? You could still be covered on the same policy

By Sarah Findlay

Planning a trip with your partner, family or friends? There’s already plenty to sort out - from flights and accommodation to passports, packing and everything in between.

Flying on Blood Thinners: What You Need To Know About Apixaban And Warfarin

By Sarah Findlay

Being prescribed a blood thinner like apixaban or warfarin doesn't mean your travelling days are over, but it does mean a little extra planning before you fly.

How to Overcome Fear of Flying: Practical Tools and Courses to Help You Fly with Confidence

By Dr Ellen Welch

If the thought of getting on a plane fills you with dread, you’re certainly not alone. This article looks at practical ways to manage a fear of flying, what can help, and where you can find support.

Navigating Travelling with Ulcerative Colitis or Crohn's Disease

By Sarah Findlay

Wondering if you can travel with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? Learn the risks, practical tips, and how to get the right IBD travel insurance.