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27 January 2012 11:34
Ms Fabian was able to revisit Borneo the home of these orang-utans with an Annual multi trip policy for just £136
Ms Fabian, from Hertfordshire, was struggling to find travel insurance at a reasonable cost following an operation she had for cancer last year. Ms Fabian says, "I was planning a return trip to Borneo having had a wonderful time there last year, but getting an annual worldwide policy seemed almost impossible. I thought I was going to have to get a single trip policy which, as a regular traveller, is a really costly way to buy insurance."
Thankfully friends at her local golf club recommended World First Travel Insurance, as they had found them excellent when they needed a policy with cover for breast cancer as a pre-existing medical condition.
Ms Fabian firstly got a quote from the World First web site but then had a couple of queries so called our hotline to speak to adviser. She found the adviser very helpful and professional so quickly got her questions answered and was delighted with the policy World First offered. Ms Fabian is now set for Borneo with an annual worldwide policy (including USA, Canada and Caribbean and winter sports cover) from World First Travel Insurance for just £136.
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