Insurance for Vegas Trip.
Discussion
Me and wife-to-be are off to Vegas on honeymoon in March.
I've not been away in nearly 10 years, she's the same so I've absolutely no idea re insurances.
What's the best company to use? I'd like it to cover flight cancellations too, and also doesn't it have to have some top notch medical cover too as it's america?
Sorry if the above sounds dumb but I've literally no idea and want to be covered for anything that could come up.
I've not been away in nearly 10 years, she's the same so I've absolutely no idea re insurances.
What's the best company to use? I'd like it to cover flight cancellations too, and also doesn't it have to have some top notch medical cover too as it's america?
Sorry if the above sounds dumb but I've literally no idea and want to be covered for anything that could come up.
Many holiday insurance companies are available - shouldn't be more than £15-25 per person? And there are plenty reviewed on Price Comparison sites. Check the small print to ensure it has the right sort of medical, cancellation, theft, loss etc cover you want. This is the area that seems to annoy people the most when trying to make a claim on return. They under insure at the cheapest price, don't check the small print and find they aren't covered, excesses are high etc etc
Depending on how your insurance works you may be able to get a Medical hotline to help you confirm cover, or you have to pay up front for certain medical treatments then claim back - so make sure you have a credit card with plenty of credit. Again need to check and again you will mostly get what you pay for.
Check your bank/credit cards you may already have complementary insurance with them.
Most importantly, don't bother with insurance in Blackjack. Waste of time!
Depending on how your insurance works you may be able to get a Medical hotline to help you confirm cover, or you have to pay up front for certain medical treatments then claim back - so make sure you have a credit card with plenty of credit. Again need to check and again you will mostly get what you pay for.
Check your bank/credit cards you may already have complementary insurance with them.
Most importantly, don't bother with insurance in Blackjack. Waste of time!

Edited by prand on Wednesday 9th January 11:50
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