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Over the years World First Travel Insurance have become recognised as leading specialists in cruise travel insurance.
Our 24-hour emergency phone line ensures that assistance is only a phone call away, and we can pre-arrange medical assistance at the next port of call if necessary.
In cases of emergency although some cruise ships have trained medics on board, passengers may need to be airlifted to hospital. Typically this transportation cost alone could run into thousands.
All our policies include medical cover up to £5 million, as well as cover for travel delays and cancellations, personal belongings and personal liability.
COVER FOR PRE-EXISTING MEDICAL CONDITIONS
World First can cover most pre-existing medical conditions for anyone up to the age of 79.
This includes angina, asthma, blood disorders, cancer, deep vein thrombosis, heart conditions, HIV, high blood pressure, multiple sclerosis, thyroid problems and people who have had a stroke.
Call us on 0845 90 80 161 between 8am and 6pm to discuss your travel insurance requirements. Thanks to our in-house medical screening we can give you an instant decision and provide an immediate quote and cover all in one phone call.
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Since 1973 World First have been world famous for their unbeatable service and low premiums.
We have looked after the needs of thousands of travellers over the decades and continue to pride ourselves on our ultra efficient and friendly service. Should you need to make a claim we will be with you every step of the way.
IN-HOUSE CLAIMS TEAM. 14 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ON POLICIES. SINGLE OR MULTI- TRIP ANNUAL COVER. DIRECTLY AUTHORISED BY THE FINANCIAL SERVICES AUTHORITY.
Cruise Travel Insurance News
The chaos surrounding the launch of Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5 in March may have boosted demand for ferrying holidays, it has been suggested.
Customers thinking of going on a cruise holiday may have to prepare themselves for rising costs as lines look to combat rising fuel costs, reports the Daily Telegraph.
An angry couple have told the Manchester Evening News of their frustrations after being forced to wear jeans and t-shirts for their break on a luxury cruise liner.
Cruise holiday lovers may begin to think twice about going on this type of holiday soon as cruise lines up their costs.
British travellers hoping to go on a cruise this summer may be able to take more trips from Plymouth, as the south-west city aims to attract more ships to its docks.
The British cruise market is experiencing something of a boom over recent months, with the pace set to continue into 2008, according to reports.
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