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Short UK Glamping Break - worth booking 3rd party insurance?
ydrol2
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Hi We've booked a short 3 night "Glamping" break in Sussex. Less than an hours drive.
Approx £300 - They offer flex booking for an additional £100 (allows date to be changed up to 24 hours in advance).
I was wondering if instead it might be worth looking at some kind of 3rd party insurance. At least that would cover illness - but maybe not bad weather? If so any recommendations?
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For £300 I'd personally not bother.
Insurance will have an excess probably
Short trip , travel insurance, id expect only a few poundsEx forum ambassador
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We went for 3rd party insurance. £5.04 premium with £50 excess. did fancy being out of pocket £300 should the worst happen.0
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ydrol2 said:We went for 3rd party insurance. £5.04 premium with £50 excess. did fancy being out of pocket £300 should the worst happen.What does it cover? Presumably for illness they would require you to have seen a doctor to pay out, which might be tricky. Is there any cover for weather problems that you mentioned?I suspect that trying to make a claim if anything were to happen could be very difficult.
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£300 is the total cost or per person?ydrol2 said:We went for 3rd party insurance. £5.04 premium with £50 excess. did fancy being out of pocket £300 should the worst happen.
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DullGreyGuy said:
£300 is the total cost or per person?ydrol2 said:We went for 3rd party insurance. £5.04 premium with £50 excess. did fancy being out of pocket £300 should the worst happen.
How many people are going? The excess will be per person
Hi, It was total cost (for two people)
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martindow said:ydrol2 said:We went for 3rd party insurance. £5.04 premium with £50 excess. did fancy being out of pocket £300 should the worst happen.What does it cover? Presumably for illness they would require you to have seen a doctor to pay out, which might be tricky. Is there any cover for weather problems that you mentioned?I suspect that trying to make a claim if anything were to happen could be very difficult.
Hopefull wont have to find out! If not I'll be prepared to write it off £5.04 and the booking.
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