AUS20TravelSET
Promo Code for 20% off. Seems to bring them slightly cheaper than other quotes.
Australia Post Travel Insurance - 20% off
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beefabear77 on 15/06/2016 - 09:26 auspost.com.au (509 clicks)
Last edited 16/06/2016 - 22:34 by 1 other user
Last edited 16/06/2016 - 22:34 by 1 other user
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Is there a way to add more than one country?
Yes, they do their cover by regions, you nominate which country you will spend the most time in to determine the region
about 2 years ago we were still planning our xmas family trip to UK/Europe and I was looking into travel insurance.
Flight Centre etc. offer (or did at the time) a policy which comes from Covermore.
A quick check of Covermore website and a call - the direct pricing was substantially less.
A couple days earlier I received an email from AusPost about travel insurance (and I had a 10% discount voucher from a purchase).
Turns out that all these policies are/were underwritten by Great Lakes 'Insurance products are issued by Great Lakes Australia'
Buying the same product from AP with higher limits and no excess was still cheaper even after changing it to a multi-trip annual policy.I'm just looking into this need again with 2 OS trips planned in the next few months, this couldn't have come at a better time - that is of course unless the game has changed since I last checked.
PS. just checked 1 trip - 1 adult & 1 child, 8 days skiing NZ $45/$100 excess (with code), based on value of the policy I'd say that's a winner
Admittedly, I havent looked into this very much, but from the top a quick glance tells me that they have reduced some cover on certain things. If im not wrong, luggage is about $500 less, some other categories were slightly less.
Thanks for this, I have 3 overseas trips between the end of June and October and this is the cheapest annual multi-trip comprehensive insurance with a nil excess.
Does anyone know How AP compares with Travel Insurance packages from 'Online Travel Insurance (underwritten by Allianz)? https://www.onlinetravelinsurance.com.au/?id=75156810&access…
In an emergency, do you need to wait 5-7 days for them to payout your claim?