Don't Forget To Get Backpacker Insurance
When you're caught up with the excitement of heading off overseas on your first - or even your tenth - adventure, subjects such as contaminated water, backpacker's insurance, bed bugs, security, losing your luggage, the right level of backpacking insurance and the possibility of landing in hospital tend to fade into the background. You know each one is important - but- surely these are things other people have to worry about.
The thought of the carefree backpacker life, whether it is across Asia, the UK or Europe or even around the world, is very alluring, and that is exactly what 1 Cover strives to give you Care free travel. But it can only happen through careful forethought. Just as many performances or events seem to flow effortlessly, they only achieve that flow because of careful preparation and planning. We know from experience, with this relaxed style of travelling there are certain risks. 1 Cover provides quality protection for from 28 days to 12 months at realistic prices. Hostels are one of the most popular forms of accommodation when backpacking. They are great fun and a perfect way to meet up with many like-minded people. Sadly, not everyone is as honest as we wish to believe making insurance against theft of documents, credit cards, travellers cheques, cash and personal effects highly advisable. Other ways we secure your peace of mind is by offering:
Click across to receive a cheap, instant quote for your travel insurance, health insurance, even car insurance while travelling. Make a comparison of the various cost saving options including single trip, annual and multi trip cover to chose the trip cover right for you. Aside from securing backpacking insurance, at the right level of backpacker's insurance to suit you - and purchasing enough writing paper to write home from anywhere - check out the box below for a few more tips to help your travels flow smoothly. And above all - happy trekking!
All travel has an element of risk. Thinking ahead and careful preparation will reduce the risk considerably in most areas. Precautions such as visiting your doctor and dentist and your local travel medical centre for all relevant treatment prior to departure, and checking with the NZ Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade travel specific web site, www.safetravel.govt.nz, for the latest travel advice for your destination will go a long way to ensuring your trip is enjoyable and eventful for all the right reasons.
1 Cover NZ management and staff wish you a safe and happy journey. |
