Lack of travel insurance for children is a parent trap
(PRWEB
The stark warning comes as a poll of 2,000 parents by
The findings mirror a YouGov survey commissioned by
"The average claim for a sick child on holiday is over
"Of parents with 5-11 year olds who have insurance, 77% have never claimed, so it's hardly a surprise that many families see travel insurance as just another avoidable expense*," said Mark. "If the perceived price is too high and the perceived benefit too low, people may take unnecessary risks," he added. "Despite increasing numbers of trips abroad, policies are in decline and we must accept the industry has an image problem in certain quarters. Technology enables us to spell out exactly what's included and make policy recommendations based on the likely activities and risks associated with particular destinations," Mark concluded.
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