InsuraTrip Travel Insurance Review
Marvin's low-down on Travel Insurance from InsuraTrip
The experts say:
InsuraTrip's Premier Travel Insurance is a good option for those looking for comprehensive coverage during their travels. For starters, the cover limit when cancelling before travel is £7500 and the cover limit for personal possessions and baggage which are damaged, lost or stolen is £3000 - a good amount of protection against the unexpected. The medical excess is also low at just £50, offering further peace of mind. Fairer Finance has even given InsuraTrip's Premier Travel Insurance a 4 star rating, indicating it is amongst the best in its class. All things considered, InsuraTrip's Premier Travel Insurance offers excellent value for money and should be considered by anyone looking for reliable and comprehensive travel insurance.
What InsuraTrip customers are saying right now:
The Good
- Highly flexible refund policy 🤝
- swift response to customer inquiries 📧
- Concerned about customer experiences 🤝
- 10% off voucher for future purchases 💰
- Readily compensated remaining days of policy 💰
The Bad
- 😐High excess and too many terms and conditions that inhibit claims and access to private hospitals.
- 😞Unresponsive customer support, only operating 9-5 contact hours via email channels.
- 😡Finding loopholes to avoid payouts, offering inadequate compensation, and being unable to recalculate prices after acknowledging medical conditions.
InsuraTrip customer reviews summary
InsuraTrip is a travel insurance company that has left many travelers with unsatisfactory experiences. From long delays in responding to claims, to not paying out for coronavirus-related losses, and even reducing availability when demand is high, customers have had negative experiences across the board. On top of this, their policies feature high excesses and plenty of terms and conditions that can complicate matters. All in all, it's clear that InsuraTrip is a company to be avoided. Score: 2/10
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