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Subject Topic: Travel insurance - more than 31 days
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06/3/2014 at 7:46am
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Just wondering if anyone can recommend an insurer who does an annual travel policy who will cover more than 31 days but will also cover indirect loss - ie cover things which arise from DIY hols, like arranging transport, accommodation etc separately. Most policies only cover packages apparently.

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06/3/2014 at 9:46am
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Hi
try here. we have been using this company for years and we normally go for 3 months at a time

http://www.atlasdirect.co.uk/

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If you upgrade your debit card there is often travel insurance included in package. Ours covers any number of trips and any one trip up to 180 days.

Especially good if you are wrinklies


07/3/2014 at 10:49am
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Thank you :)

If you asked my 6 year old he would probably say I was wrinkly, but I think we may have 20 years or so before we can be official!

It's the 'indirect loss' thing that seems to be complicating things. Many policies will only cover package holidays but I've found some that are suitable - PJ Hayman and Staysure among others for anyone needing similar cover.

This article from The Telegraph is quite helpful


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Greetings,

As far as ATOL are concerned a package holiday is one where you have 'bought' two or more components of your trip from the same supplier.
If you could do that then the Insurers would have to accept that you have 'bought' a package.

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