Thinking about recent events we all hope ‘she’ll be right’, but when people are depending on you, security is an issue. “It’s a far, far better thing to be safe than sorry”. Adapted from an article originally written by John Dallimore in Employment Today on Insurance Information”. It is history now but following the attacks…
DetailsTravelling Safe – going solo? Endeavour to arrive at your location during daylight hours. Check taxi fare with cab driver before getting into their cab. Look and act confident; dress in clothing appropriate to the environment — do not draw attention to yourself wearing expensive items and adorments. Carry photo copies of your passport, credit…
DetailsRecently, clients have frequently asked for clarification of the cover and service in the event of medical evacuation…. If the treatment required in connection with acute serious illness and/or injury is not available at your location, insurers will cover expenses in connection with transportation. Medical evacuation and repatriation must be pre-approved and arranged by the…
DetailsExotic foods and rounds of corporate cocktail parties may make expatriates sick, but the medical bills in some countries could make them considerably sicker. This article explains some of the matters to be considered when arranging international health insurance. Health insurance for expatriates is a misunderstood subject: Many organisations make arrangements within the framework of…
DetailsTravel Insurance for Sports Persons and Teams. Active sports person when travelling overseas must be cautious when making comparisons between insurance policies and the premium for travel insurance – an unwise purchase can have serious financial consequences – it is the old maxim “you get what you pay for”. After a claim incident is not…
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