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Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Carlisle uk Posts: 1,508
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travel insurance is a must for me i've not left home without it,
but never used it either, is it best to get a full comprehensive cover for trips to los or just a basic deal i hope i never need it but would hate to end up in hospital then get a bill for thousands of pounds. whats the best to use, are things like getting a motosai covered or a boat trip to koh lahrn and scuba or snorkeling ect has anyone had to make claims and did they get settled or just brushed off by the insurance company?
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been in the doctors twice in thailand first time with food poisoning and second time a broken foot,but the excess payment on my insurance was more than they wanted for any treatment and medication i got so i just paid out my own pocket !
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bigphill67 (07-24-2011)
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i use direct travel.
http://www.direct-travel.co.uk/ £50 a year, month travel per trip, no dangerous sports (winter ones i think) only used once a few years ago, an overnight and antibiotics in a hospital. would have cost me more than the £50 so i wouldnt be without it.
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