Single Trip Travel Insurance.

How Single Trip Travel Insurance helps to leave the worry at home

Ready for your next adventure? Single Trip Travel Insurance can help you go away with peace of mind, safe in the knowledge that we’ll be there if you need us.

Return to your favourite places and smell that sea air with the protection you need if the unexpected happens. You’ll be pleased to know that Superior-rated Covid Cover is included as standard, too.*

Flexibility to change details online

When you buy a policy from us, you can manage it yourself by logging in to your My Avanti account. Here you can:

• access policy documents
• update traveller details
• change your single trip dates (limits apply)
• renew an annual policy if you have no changes to make
• and more.

What is Single Trip Travel Insurance?

Single Trip Travel Insurance covers you for one holiday or trip – whether your trip is worldwide or in Europe. Cancellation cover starts as soon as you take out the policy and ends when you’re back home again.

Your travel insurance policy will cover you for eventualities like having to cancel your holiday due to a medical emergency, as well as things like personal baggage and lost passports.

Before you buy your travel insurance with us, you must be able to say ‘yes’ to all of the following statements:

• I am fit to travel and not travelling against the advice of my doctor
• I am not travelling with the intention of getting medical treatment, tests or consultations abroad
• I am not travelling with a terminal prognosis.

If you can say yes to all of the above, we should be able to cover you with our travel insurance. It’s important we know that it’s safe for you to travel and that you understand what we can cover for.

Not sure if you can be covered? Talk to us today – one of our friendly team will be more than happy to help.

Our Single Trip policy can cover you for various different types of holidays. Whether you’re planning on a family holiday in Spain, a ski break with our Winter Sports add-on, or a sporty holiday, with 85 sports and activities covered as standard. Is your holiday longer than 104 days? Personalise cover to suit your needs with our long stay policy.

Why having travel insurance makes all the difference

John² went on holiday to the USA in February 2019 and unfortunately tripped and hurt himself.

Having received urgent medical attention at the hospital, he phoned our medical emergency support team for help.

We reassured John, told him that everything will be alright and contacted the hospital directly to sort everything out.

Dealing with a medical emergency is worrying enough without the extra stress of paying a large bill that could easily run into thousands of pounds. With having the right cover, John didn’t have to think about the financial burden that comes with paying off a hefty medical bill, allowing him to concentrate on getting better.

Wherever possible, if a medical emergency bill comes to more than £350, we’ll try to pay it directly to the hospital.

Covering pre-existing health conditions on your travel insurance

Talking about your pre-existing medical conditions can sometimes feel like a sensitive subject. But it’s important to make sure the travel insurance you buy covers you properly.

We’ll ask a few simple questions to help us get to know you and understand how your conditions affect you day to day. From there we will create a policy for your needs.

For more information on what conditions you need to declare, see our pre-existing medical conditions travel insurance page or talk to our friendly team today on 0808 281 4086.

When should I buy my single trip insurance?

We recommend taking out travel insurance as soon as you’ve booked your holiday. This way you’ll be covered for cancellations should disaster strike and you can’t travel.

Do I need to have had all of my Covid jabs to be covered?

As long as you’ve had all of the Covid-19 vaccines you’ve been offered, you should be covered. If you haven’t been offered some doses yet or you’re medically exempt then you can also be covered.

If you’ve refused any doses of the vaccine or haven’t been able to have a dose you’ve been offered, you won’t be covered.