Travel Insurance

At Allianz Assistance, we offer travel insurance that’s appropriate for most travellers. Our policies provide varying levels of cover, therefore it’s important that you read your policy documents carefully, so that you know exactly what you’re covered for before you travel. If there’s anything on the policy that you’re not sure about, please get in touch – we’ll be happy to help.

Our Single Trip, Annual and Backpacker policies all suit different needs. Plus, we offer three different levels of cover - Bronze, Silver and Gold - so you can choose the cover with the claim limits that meet your needs. Depending on which policy and level of cover you choose, you’ll be covered for:  

• Cancelling or cutting short your trip
• Emergency medical and associated expenses
• Loss of passport*
• Delayed personal possessions
• Lost, stolen or damaged personal possessions*
• Loss of money*
• Personal accident cover
• Missed departures
• Delayed departures
• Personal liability
• Legal expenses
• End-supplier failure**

*Not available with Bronze level cover

**Only available with Gold level cover

Terms and conditions apply.

It's worth noting that if you're planning on taking a golf or cruise holiday, while we'll still be able to cover you under the standard sections of our Travel Insurance policy, from 5th May 2021 we will not be able to offer the additional cover previously provided by the Golf and the Cruise optional extra sections. We will also be unable to provide cover while you take part in more risky sports and leisure activities such as kite surfing or rugby. This is only a temporary measure while we make improvements to the booking engine of our website. Please keep an eye on the Allianz Assistance website in the future so you are aware when we are able to offer these additional covers again. Policies purchased before 5th May 2021 aren't affected and your cover won't change.

Your travel insurance quote will vary depending on:

• The type of policy you choose
• The duration of your trip
• Where you’re travelling to
• Your age
• The number of people travelling (a single or a group policy)
• Whether any additional options are required

You should also be aware that from the 5th May 2021 we are temporarily unable to provide cover for any pre-existing medical conditions. Policies purchased before 5th May 2021 aren't affected and your cover won't change.

At Allianz Assistance, we offer three different levels of cover: Bronze, Silver and Gold. To get a travel insurance quote, simply click ‘Get a Quote.’ Then, select your policy type, enter your dates of travel, destination information and passenger details. You can then choose your optional extras.

You’ll be able to see exactly what’s included as part of your travel insurance quote, and you can compare our Bronze, Silver and Gold policies with our handy table, so it’s easy to see which is best for you. 

The type of travel insurance you need will depend on the trip you’re taking. If you’re heading on a family holiday, then our Single Trip cover may be best. But if you’re heading away more than once this year, Annual cover will be more appropriate. If you’re on a gap year, taking a career break or just exploring the world, try our Backpacker cover.

It's worth noting that if you're planning on taking a golf or cruise holiday, while we'll still be able to cover you under the standard sections of our Travel Insurance policy, from 5th May 2020 we will not be able to offer the additional cover previously provided by the Golf and the Cruise optional extra sections. We will also be unable to provide cover while you take part in more risky sports and leisure activities such as kite surfing or rugby. 

This is only a temporary measure while we make improvements to the booking engine of our website. Please keep an eye on the Allianz Assistance website in the future so you are aware when we are able to offer these additional covers again. Policies purchased before 24th November 2021 aren't affected and your cover won't change.

We even have options that cover you for business travel, golfing holidays and skiing trips. No matter where you’re going, we’ll be right there with you. 

Holiday insurance may change for certain destinations if the UK leaves the EU. If an airline fails to fulfil its obligations, passengers are entitled to a full refund that can be claimed directly from the airline. Travel insurance may also be able to help you recover any extra costs if you’re delayed, or you cannot travel because no alternate transport is available.

In the event of a ‘no deal’ Brexit, travel insurance will continue to work in the normal way. This is the case even if the EHIC system is not replaced. While away, you should keep your insurance documents and your insurer’s details close by.