Do I really need travel insurance to go to India?
Do I really need travel insurance to go to India?
I am travelling to india on my honeymoon and just wnated peoples opinions on travel insurance…
We wont be doing any sports, just lazing about in fairly nice hotels in Kerala
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By paying a small sum and taking insurance you can be relieved of any tension about the above mentioned eventualities and can have relaxed holiday.
As many stated above, travel insurance is important for all types of trips – especially in a foreign country.
Here is a link to get an instant online travel insurance quote:
http://www.insuremytrip.com/package-1000…
If you want trip cancellation coverage, enter the cost of your trip…. If you are not concerned with cancellation insurance, you can enter a trip cost of 0 (zero) and receive all the other benefits the policies have to offer. Other benefits may include lost luggage, protection for travel delays, emergency medical, medical evacuation, rental car coverage…..
for belongings abroad – so you don't need that.
or if your just taking beach stuff.
but make sure your passport and tickets are covered.
i scan mine and save on my yahoo account – this means
in the event of an emergency i can access all the details
if i've lost them
but you need the medical – if something really serious happens like a car crash you may need to be flown home.
hospitals are cheap in southern india – but there is also
cancellation delays etc to cover.
you on the net you can pick it up really cheaply.
also don't forget you visa – you won't get out of uk without it.
and scan that too
enjoy
My mum is 60 years old and she's just got back from New Jersey in America (we live in the UK).
She isn't a 'sporty' person, she's 60, but while she was in New Jersey she went to a restaurant and slipped on the floor and broke her ankle! Thank God she had medical insurance because accidents can happen to anyone – even if they're not sporty or even if they're an older person having a quiet holiday with family.
Please make sure you get insurance and enjoy your honeymoon!
It covers your lost baggages, sudden illness (because of weather change) and any other accidents…
However, one should be careful in choosing the right Insurance scheme for themselves… A Travel Tour Operator in India can best guide you….
We are one of them… You can mail your query to us at info@indiatourismhub.com
for more details do visit
http://indiatourismhub.com
Regards
India Tourism Support Team
I live in India for a while and even then I was hospitalised when I went to Kerala for the weekend. The risk of illness is higher than your average holiday resort….there is no such thing as a resort in India I think lol. Not to mention the baggage going missing and the crazy traffic system.
Probably the place in the world where travel insurance is most needed!
Ps…the hospital in Mysore is worth the travel if you do get ill.
I would like suggest to you that you should contact to an Indian travel agency for your tour detail.
I have recently returned from my India trip, really my tour was a great experience for me and I visited at north and south India.
So I would recommend a travel agency they would be assist and guide your properly for your tour.
Travel agency website http://www.iconindiatours.com
My tour was well managed through this company.
Best o luck
I have been on many relaxing vacations overseas where I got sick. Sometimes, just a bad bug can put you in the hospital. Their procedures are different too – they may throw you in the ER because you are a foreigner – which will rack the cost up. This happen to me in Thailand. They try to make it mandatory to stay overnight – 3 nights – for an ear infection! I had to fight it strongly. I ended up coming back everyday for 3 days to get a shot. The costs added up! I'm glad my travel insurance took care of it.
You should always get travel insurance.. some travel agencies won't let you travel without it.
Even food poisoning would end up costing you a fortune without insurance.