If you enjoy taking regular city breaks or weekend getaways, a continuous travel insurance policy is ideal for you. It means you can head to the airport without having to think about arranging insurance each time. It’s also more cost-effective than taking out a single-trip policy several times a year. A single-trip policy, however, may suit you better if you only go on holiday once a year.
"},"textLinks":[{"text":"Read more about the differences between single-trip and continuous travel insurance","url":"/en/personal/insurances/annual-travel-insurance"}],"title":"Continuous or single-trip?"},{"componentType":"paragraph","richBody":{"value":"Sometimes you need immediate help. For example, if your car cannot be repaired after an accident, or if you need to be admitted to a hospital. Or perhaps you need to return home urgently because a family member has passed away. In those situations, it’s reassuring to know that your travel insurance gives you access to professionals at an emergency assistance centre. They are available 24/7 and can take a lot of the practical arrangements off your hands, saving you a great deal of stress.
"},"textLinks":[{"text":"Read more about which medical expenses abroad are covered by travel insurance","url":"/en/personal/insurances/travel-insurance/medical-expenses"},{"text":"Read more about cancelling a trip due to the death of a friend or family member","url":"/en/personal/insurances/travel-insurance/death"}],"title":"Assistance from an emergency support centre"},{"componentType":"paragraph","richBody":{"value":"There are countless travel tips out there, so we’ve selected some of the smartest ones for you: