FCO Advises Against All But Essential Travel to Sri Lanka
Targeted News Service (Press Releases)
LONDON, England, April 25 -- The British Insurance Brokers' Association issued the following news release:
BIBA has just been informed by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office that they have this afternoon changed the travel safety advice for Sri Lanka.
As a result of the recent attacks there, the FCO now advise against all but essential travel to Sri Lanka.
This means that elements of your travel insurance may not apply if you now do choose to travel there, however electing not to make a planned trip because of the current situation on the island may be covered by an existing travel insurance policy. You will need to speak to your insurance broker or provider about your particular circumstances. If you have not yet set out on a planned trip, in most cases your tour operator and travel agent are likely to be the first point of contact if you prefer to cancel your trip or to change your destination.
Liberty Appoints Three to Boost Paris Team
New Trends of Natural Disaster Insurance Market Increasing Demand with Key Players Allianz, Zurich, Allstate, &
Advisor News
- Semi-retirement: helping clients balance flexibility with financial security
- The 6X Formula for leveraging content marketing with AI
- When a home becomes difficult to insure, the plan changes
- The inheritance gap: Helping clients plan for money that hasn’t arrived
- After the midterms: Addressing your clients’ tax concerns
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- Athene CEO criticizes offshore reinsurance, risk-taking by competitors
- DOL, trade groups, state AGs file briefs supporting Alcoa in PRT lawsuit
- John Hancock launches new fixed indexed annuity suite
- Annuities to play a larger role in workplace retirement plans
- FHLBank Pittsburgh Announces Results in 2026 Board Election
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
- A 'critical service': Senior centers help local residents navigate complexities of Medicare coverage
- Cost of employer-sponsored health insurance plans rises again, nonpartisan survey finds
- Sen. Baldwin proposes lowering Medicare eligibility age to 50
- SENS. OSSOFF CONTINUING PUSH TO BAN HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES FROM DENYING OR DELAYING NEEDED HEALTH CARE
- Reed: Can this father be appointed child's guardian?
More Health/Employee Benefits NewsLife Insurance News
- AM Best Affirms Credit Ratings of Fubon Insurance Vietnam Co., Ltd.
- Three lawsuits put life insurers’ cost-of-insurance practices under scrutiny
- Military Briefs: November 12-18
- Security Benefit Series B Preferred Stock Dividend Rate Resets to 10.286%
- FHLBank Pittsburgh Announces Results in 2026 Board Election
More Life Insurance News