Post Office Travel Insurance

Insure your trip or holiday from £5.50 with Post Office Travel Insurance!

Post Office Travel Insurance lets you insure your trip or holiday from as little as £5.50 for single trip cover. You can also choose annual multi-trip travel cover if you have two or more holidays a year. See main features below:

Post Office Travel Insurance

Insure your trip from £5.50

Post Office Key Facts

  • 50% discount for Kids
  • Tailor make your travel cover
  • Laptops, Sunglasses and iPods covered
  • Legal Expenses
  • Medical Expenses
  • Personal Money
  • Lost passport
  • Scheduled airline failure as standard
  • This offer may change. Please visit the Post Office website for current offer details.

For a bit more money you can add additional cover to your travel insurance policy such as golf cover, skiing and winter sports cover. Post Office Travel Insurance is provided by Fortis Insurance Limited who is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

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    • Post Office Travel Insurance contact details and information:
    Postal Address: Post Office, Freepost, PO BOX 740, Brampton, Barnsley S73 0UF
    Telephone Number: 08457 22 33 44
    Website Address: www.postoffice.co.uk

    Purchase your holiday insurance early says Post Office

    The travel insurance specialist the Post Office is advising all holidaymakers to prepare more in advance before going on half-term holiday breaks.

    Published: 27/10/09 - Read Full Article

    Holidaymakers need to be careful with their bags says Post Office

    The travel insurance specialist the Post Office is warning holidaymakers still to be careful with their bags, even though they may be insured.

    Published: 07/10/09 - Read Full Article

    Post Office Holiday Insurance offer is extended for the over 65s

    With an annual multi-trip travel insurance policy from the Post Office the over-65s will now get cover for all trips taken in that year.

    Travel insurance for older holidaymakers has always been very expensive and includes stipulations on the policy that could get in the way of enjoying their holiday.

    Many senior citizens today are finding it so expensive to go away on holiday abroad because of the high cost of travel insurance.

    The Post Office now feels that with their new travel insurance policy for the over 60s that it should now be the end of expensive single trip travel insurance policies.

    For more information on travel insurance see our comparison table.

    Published: 18/09/09 - Read Full Article

    Not buying holiday insurance could be a big mistake says Post Office

    The Post Office is advising all holidaymakers to make sure they take travel insurance with them when travelling abroad, and that if they don’t it could leave them out of pocket.

    Published: 12/08/09 - Read Full Article

    Airlines are still automatically adding travel insurance when they shouldn’t be

    According to new research from Editor of Which? Magazine some of the top UK airlines are adding travel insurance automatically to customers bills when an EU ruling says that this is not allowed.

    Published: 02/07/09 - Read Full Article

    Holidaymakers should not rely on the EHIC card says Direct Line

    One of the top travel insurance providers Direct Line is warning holidaymakers and travelers the European Health Insurance Card is no substitute for a travel insurance policy when traveling aboard.

    Published: 11/07/09 - Read Full Article

    European Holiday Insurance is still popular despite the recession

    The number of British holiday makers that are purchasing travel insurance and jetting off on a plane to a sunny destination in Europe this year is looking good despite the recession.

    Published: 27/05/09 - Read Full Article

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    Owner of the Halifax, HBOS, is set to cut back on staff at some of its other departments in order to better organise their mortgage business.

    Published: 15/08/08 - Read Full Article