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Comprehensive Single Trip Travel insurance at great prices.

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Single Trip Travel insurance

Comprehensive Single Trip Travel insurance at great prices.

Dr Please!


24/7 Doctor Access

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For when you're abroad

Planning a getaway? Make sure to pack our single-trip travel insurance

Our Single Trip Travel Insurance is designed to cover one journey, perfect for one-off holiday insurance or trip, protecting you from the moment you leave home until you return. It’s there to help if things go wrong, like cancelled flights, lost luggage, or unexpected medical issues during your trip.

With our single trip travel insurance cover, you won’t be left facing hefty bills if the unexpected happens. Since it only applies for the specific days you’re travelling, it’s a simple, one-time solution, perfect for those not planning any further trips in the near future. Get a quick quote for your single trip travel insurance today, or if you plan to go away more than once in the next year, whether it be overseas or a staycation consider getting our Annual Travel Insurance for all year round cover.

When should I buy Single Trip Travel Insurance?

The best time to buy single trip travel insurance is as soon as you’ve booked your holiday. Why? Because the cover starts working from the moment you buy it, not just when you head off. So, if something unexpected happens before your trip, like you get ill or there’s a family emergency, you’re covered for cancellations.

Plus, booking your insurance early means one less thing to worry about when you’re counting down the days till your holiday. Just sort it out when you’re confirming your travel plans, and you’ll have peace of mind knowing you’re protected from the start.

How does single-trip travel insurance work?

Single-trip travel insurance is all about keeping you covered for that one specific journey, from the moment you leave home until you’re back. When you buy a policy, you choose the exact dates of your trip, and the cover applies only for those days, simple and straightforward.

Here’s how it works:

  • Cancellations: If your trip gets called off or cut short due to something unexpected, like an illness or a family emergency, you can get reimbursed for the costs of things you can’t get refunded.
  • Medical emergencies: If you fall ill or get injured while travelling, the policy helps cover medical bills, hospital stays, and even emergency transport.
  • Lost or stolen belongings: Misplaced luggage or stolen valuables? No worries. You can claim compensation to replace what you’ve lost.
  • Travel delays: If your flight gets delayed or you miss a connection due to a covered reason (like severe weather), the insurance can cover extra costs, such as meals or a hotel stay.

In short, single-trip travel insurance gives you peace of mind for that one holiday or break, making sure you’re protected if the unexpected happens.

Can I still buy Single Trip Travel Insurance after booking my holiday?

Holiday booked already? Don’t worry, you haven’t missed the boat. It’s not a problem to arrange your single-trip travel insurance after booking your trip away. Many spontaneous travellers book their cover a day or two before their flight, and this is perfectly fine too.

In fact, if you have left it late, many insurers like loveit coverit will let you take out a policy the very same day you are travelling, just as long as you’re not already en route and through customs.

Like what you have read? Let’s get your single-trip cover sorted!

Read through our FAQs or get a quick quote right now! For any additional questions, feel free to contact us! and we’ll get you covered so the holiday fun can really begin!

Last modified: 22nd October 2024
Author: Jonathan Owen
Last modified: 22nd October 2024

Author: Jonathan Owen