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im going to the US for 20 days and plan to take in a bit of skiing (aka falling on my !!!!). Whats the cheapest insurer for this? So far i've got £45.36 for worldwide insurance but i suspect if i can find one that can specify the US specifically it would be cheaper (than outer mongolia or something)?
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  • Just wondering if anyone here knows of, or has come across cheap travel insurance policies which cover travelling to participate in sporting events such as football and volleyball? It would need to be a worldwide one, and if possible an annual policy.
    I have looked around but a lot of policies won't cover you if the sport takes up more than a certain amount (ie 20%) of your trip..

    So just wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction.
    Thanks
  • savvy
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    Hi Davvee
    Try this thread, as I was looking through for Snowboarding insurance I found one of the sites listed loads of different rates for different sports.................BUT I can't remember which one it was, sorry!!! icon11.gif
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  • thanks to martains links and cost cuttng systems i have found 13 days of traael insurance to canada with ski-ing for £36.73. that was £20 cheaper than the neerest quote. thats for a male - 28yrs. the ompany is http://www.complete-ski.com
    i am not affiliated with this company in any way - just wanted to share the bargain!
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  • Porker
    Porker Posts: 369 Forumite
    in resonse to the above i think it was this post that helped:

    "Columbus Direct do it - you have to pick it as an activity, but it is specifically mentioned - website here , hope this helps!"


    they have a list of sports that you select from - https://www.columbusdirect.com

    HTH
    if it's more than 10 stone, and that hairy, it's probably not a dog...it may be a wookie.
  • savvy
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    We've just used Complete Ski too, got 7 days snowboarding for £13.94, and that included my 2 kids as they are under 18!!

    Davvee - Just revisited Complete Ski and noticed it also has a list of other sports cover, eg. lacrosse, zorbing, and even elephant trekking!!
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  • ukbill69
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    Try this site: http://www.moneysupermarket.com/travelinsurance/

    The best site to get cheap travel insurance mate!
    Kind Regards
    Bill
  • sashacat
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    I am looking for the best cover for an annual worldwide multi trip travel insurance which will include scuba diving to a maximum depth of 50 metres (I am qualified to dive to this depth as I a ma diving instructor) I am going to Thailand for 3 weeks holiday in March and will be diving. The best quote I can get is £80...my current insurer has gone into liquidation. Are there any divers here...I have posted this elsewhere on the forum so please excuse me if you read it twice but I am new and was not sure which was the correct thread
    Wombling £457.41
  • marble
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    I'd think that £80 is a pretty good price for annual multi-trip. The only people I know who do scuba diving without loading the premium is a company called Fortis Insurance. You could try them, though they only deal through brokers (try a large highstreet one or visit their website for your nearest brokers' phone number).

    Al
  • sashacat
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    Thanks Marble... I will try Fortis insurance...I am going to google it now
    Wombling £457.41
  • sashacat
    sashacat Posts: 821 Forumite
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    Thanks again marble ...there is a fortis agency 2 minutes walk from my house, I will go tomorrow and get a quote and let you know what happens
    Wombling £457.41
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