ONE IN FOUR HOLIDAYMAKERS RISK INVALIDATING INSURANCE COVER

Key findings:

The AllClear poll found that men were more likely to give false information to get cheaper travel insurance than women (32% Vs 18%) and, regionally, this was also most prevalent in London 39% and the West Midlands 30%. Curiously, the wealthiest respondents (those earning more than £40,000 a year)  were those most likely to say they would not declare all details of pre-existing medical conditions in order to get cheaper travel insurance (9%).

Chris Rolland, CEO at AllClear Insurance comments: "It is a false economy for anyone to cut corners or withhold information when taking out a travel insurance policy because it can invalidate a policy when it comes to making a claim. With Covid still out there, fires breaking out across Europe and more people with medical conditions heading abroad this summer, it is absolutely vital that everyone going on holiday puts safety first. We fully understand that everyone is feeling the pain from the cost-of-living crisis but no one wants to get ill abroad and find their policy is invalid because they have knowingly failed to disclose all information when buying travel insurance. More than ever before, our advice to all people taking out travel cover this summer is to disclose everything at point-of-sale and be sure you are fully covered before heading off abroad."

Discover more about AllClear at: www.allcleartravel.co.uk