Many problems confronting the
The delivery of affordable premiums to an increasing section of society with pre-existing medical conditions should be a concern for all. 54 percent of over 55s see insurance as a necessary evil and remain unaware of the cost of medical treatment abroad - something the industry must work harder to communicate, according to Aquarium.
"There is an argument that Brits brought up with the
"Expecting consumers to pay more for travel insurance than the holiday itself will see more take chances and travellers won't be truthful about medical conditions if unaffordable premiums are the only reward. This is the reality we face. We don't have all the answers, but we do encourage urgent national debate. Technology offers some of the solutions for sure - tailoring cover to individuals and specific trips and activities, helping to keep premiums low and encouraging honest declarations. Kick starting a conversation on this needs to happen sooner rather than later," concluded Colonnese.
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