Travel insurance why bother

[cyberterry]

going on ventura july to med.

is travel insurance really necessary

[daiB]

going on ventura july to med.

is travel insurance really necessary

 

 

No not at all.........................except P&O will not lrt you travel if you do not have it.:mad: Bit of a bummer.

 

 

 

:):)Happy Cruising:):)

 

 

 

:cool:

 

 

Dai

[kevinyork]

No not at all.........................except P&O will not lrt you travel if you do not have it.:mad: Bit of a bummer.

 

 

 

:):)Happy Cruising:):)

 

 

 

:cool:

 

 

Dai

 

The duplicated thread for this is here Seems the views on that thread dont quite agree with yours.

[davecttr]

The duplicated thread for this is here Seems the views on that thread dont quite agree with yours.

Posted this on other thread

Current P&O brochure page 238. All passengers must have valid travel insurance.

[daiB]

The duplicated thread for this is here Seems the views on that thread dont quite agree with yours.

 

 

As DTR says it is in the book.

 

Also as you should know you have to inform P&O of your insurance company before you go.

 

:):)Happy Cruising:):)

 

 

:cool:

 

 

Dai

[Elaine0138]

Think they were looking for the answer no to thier question :D

[Jimmys Chippy]

is travel insurance really necessary

 

Yes.

 

Or maybe you choose not to buy travel insurance because deep down you have a desire to fall ill abroad and need hospital care which you can't afford. You will then write an article for Take A Break or That's Life magazines (or if your really lucky you'll get a segment on The One Show) with a picture of you looking depressed in a hospital ward, clutching a fistful of medical bills complaining that you've had to remortgage your house to cover the costs and how this wouldn't have happened in Blighty.

[LibraLass41]

I think I read you are going on a cruise THIS MONTH? If so , you should have your insurance NOW, incase illness stops you going and all your cruise costs are lost - and we are talking big money, all for the sake of a £50pp travel policy?

[jeanlyon]

Might not be a £50 policy if you have any pre-existing conditions, but presume the OP is young and fit?

[Brayman]

... but presume the OP is young and fit?

 

oooooh!

[Rum Rat]

I think I read you are going on a cruise THIS MONTH? If so , you should have your insurance NOW, incase illness stops you going and all your cruise costs are lost - and we are talking big money, all for the sake of a £50pp travel policy?

 

Been there.

 

Done that.

 

Cancelled the Caribbean because of pending hospitalisation.

 

:-))

 

Insurance paid out :-))

[LibraLass41]

If he's not young and fit, that is even more of a reason he should get travel insurance...:rolleyes:

 

I am taking my 82 year old mum-in-law on a cruise in 2 weeks, booked it only last week the same day I researched travel insurance, I would never take the risk of going without it, went with the Post Office in the end (not many insurance companies cover people over 75), cost around £75, her cruise cost £1600 - sole occupancy balcony - it was worth paying £75 for a weeks insurance I think for cancellation as well as illness /.accident aboard.