Icmeler Online Holiday Forum & Reviews - Turkey

Just browsing the web for a good deal Holiday Insurance,can anyone
recommend any good ones at a nice price?

Don't know if this is allowed or not....Travel supermarket,have a look there it will bring up loads of quotes for you.

I use this company for our annual Insurance

http://www.insureandgo.com/

Gene

Apologies if I am putting a link on that is not allowed.

Gene

Its ok Gene we don't sell insurance but the one I use is www.gosure.com

We have difficulty with travel ins. because of pre medical conditions. Last year it cost us £400 for an annual policy but this year the co. wouldn't insure us even though there was no change in conditions. Hubby has had by-pass surgery and pacemaker. We did however manage to get single trip from SAGA for £140. Anyone else had similar difficulties and solved them?

oooh good thread, I haven't booked mine yet keep forgetting bout it, as mum and dad are over a certain age there's proves difficult so I have to get it from Age Concern

marm this is the link to the Insurance queries on the HT site,
Scroll down and you will find some companies that insure people with medical problems.

http://www.holidaytruths.co.uk/viewtopi ... 29&start=0

Gene

I've just purchased a really good travel insurance policy through travelsupermarket.com (as Jula suggested) and it cost a total of £13.50 for 2 people for 12 days. Can't see that price being beaten, not even £7 each.

Kazza1
I have sent you a pm re pre-existing conditions

I have just upgraded to a tsb platinum current account, with this i get full AA breakdown cover, plus annual travel insurance for all the family [with no age limit] and many other benefits for £15 a month.

Hi we normally book our travel insurance through Direct travel insurance Services who are very reasonable, we have used them alot over the past few years. Tel: 01903 812345. or www.direct-travel.co.uk. Many thanks Julie

we upgraded to a platinam card and got free insurance and travel cheques amongst other things for £10 a month

Thank you Gene and Babs (received your pm) for the info. I am going to try and see what happens
Marie

I have also had diffiiculty in trying to obtain travel insurance. Went to tunisia in feburary, was insured then for my pre-existing conditions. Yet for my trip to icmeler in agust no-one will insure me, and nothing has changed since feb. Out of 19 companies that I called, only 1 would ensure me for single trip ....£470! Needless to say but I could not afford that...was costing more than my holiday! Have had to bite the bullet and just have basic cover. If anyone knows of a decent company that has covered arthritis, diabetes, and awaiting gall bladder operation, please let me know.

Hi we used atlas travel insurance this year which we found the cheapest

Supermarket.com i got insurance with Flexicover for two weeks £7.10 with loads of cover.

Pauline

Marm wrote:We have difficulty with travel ins. because of pre medical conditions. Last year it cost us £400 for an annual policy but this year the co. wouldn't insure us even though there was no change in conditions. Hubby has had by-pass surgery and pacemaker. We did however manage to get single trip from SAGA for £140. Anyone else had similar difficulties and solved them?

were in the same situation last year it only cost us £120 cause my son is diabled with a few midical problem,this year only axa would insure s but we had to pay £200 but with a £400 ex.we had to bite the bullet and pay as last year he fell wen there was a freak thunderstorm and the restraunt was wetand he fell causeing him to have a fit,so not takinga chane again

As a couple we both have pre-existing conditions and can never find a better deal than with Kwikfit! Yes the tyre people - they do all kinds of insurance. You can do most of it online and then get a quote and then ring medical clearance or whatever it is called and you quote the no. and then answer their questions and they will tell you there and then if you need to pay an additional premium

Hope this helps

I get mine automatically through my bank account. I know we all want to keep the costs down but please remember to look at the excess and other relevant details. In previous year's I've been caught out by going for the cheapest but it hasn't been in the long run. There were also loads of things that weren't covered - e.g. crutches, taxi fares to hospital, precautionary injections (old old medical condition), non rescribed medication. claim of £367 got me £10 back!