Most of the time, all you will need your travel insurance for is peace of mind, but it’s important to make sure you are covered for those moments when life doesn’t go according to plan.
We strongly advise that you have an adequate travel insurance policy in place from the time of booking.
Conditions and exclusions vary greatly between individual providers, but policies can typically cover against things such as pre-departure cancellation, overseas medical expenses and repatriation in the unfortunate event that any of these should be required.
Please ensure you have checked that your policy is adequate for your needs, especially if your trip involves any sports or more adventurous activities.
For a recommended insurance provider, Campbell Irvine Ltd are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Hayes & Jarvis guests are able to use the following weblink to purchase insurance and download all the required documentation.
Please note that Hayes and Jarvis are an Introducer Appointed Representative of Campbell Irvine Ltd and DO NOT offer or arrange any form of financial services products. If you have anyquestions regarding the travel insurance, you must speak to Campbell Irvine directly via the contact details on the link.
Cover Details
Full details of the insurance policy can be found HERE
The summary of the top-level coverage is as follows;
Duration: Up to 31 days any one trip.
Trip value: Coverage of up to £3,000 per person – premium quoted for additional
Age Limit: Maximum age under 75 at date of booking.
Area: Worldwide
Subject to: No cover for travel to a country or destination against FCDO advice.
Notes: Cover to be included with all bookings made during the period for departures within 24 months of the date of booking.
Cancellation: The policy automatically includes a 21 day money back cooling off period. Should the trip be cancelled, Campbell Irvine have secured Underwriters agreement to defer the policy to cover a new trip up to 24 months from the date the policy was originally issued therefore mitigating much of the need to cancel the policy outside the cooling off period.
