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Health Travel


Travel well, travel safe


If you’re planning a trip abroad this year, here are some of the essential things to keep in mind to help keep you healthy and safe


Millions of older travellers hit the road every year – and there are lots of reasons why going on holiday can be even better the older you get. Going away later in life can often be


a more relaxing experience, because it’s more likely that you’ll be travelling without any young children in tow. And if you’re retired or don’t have the constraints of a hectic career to hold you back, you can enjoy the many benefits of off-peak travel too (cheaper costs and fewer crowds, to name just two).


8 All About health Looking after your health on holiday,


however, can seem to get a little more complicated as you age. But even this shouldn’t be a barrier to getting away. All you need is a little preparation and an appropriate travel health insurance policy.


Peace of mind Travel insurance gives you extra protection if your holiday doesn’t go as planned. It’s particularly important if you’re travelling independently


because, in the worst instance, you could find yourself stranded with no way to get home and no-one to help sort out your holiday worry. It’s also essential as it protects you against medical and other emergencies, including personal injury. So as well as things like cover for lost


or damaged items, you should make sure any travel insurance you take out will pay for your medical expenses and any extra costs that may be involved in getting you home if you’re injured or if you fall ill.


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