Travel insurance for the Over 50s, Over 60s, Over 70s and Over 80s

More and more over 50s are travelling and taking more exotic holidays

Welcome to our travel insurance guide for senior citizens. We have seeked out the best travel insurance providers for the over 50 and over 60, over 70 , over 75 and the over 80 age group.

Travel insurance providers for the over 50s / 70s...
Columbus Travel Insurance COvers the over 64s, look out for the link to the over 64s on the right side. From £12.20 > Visit the COLUMBUS site Amex Travel Insurance American Express provides travel insurance for the over 50s over 61 From £14.20 > Visit the AMEX site Insure for all Travel Insurance Insure for all provides travel insurance for the over 50s over 66s and even over 80s! From £10.00 > Visit the INSURE FOR ALL site Insure for Insurance Inusre for provides travel insurance for the over 50s over 66s and even over 80s! From £10.00 > Visit the IINSURE FOR site Direct line Insurance Over 50 and looking for travel insurance? Direct line covers over 50s From £12.45 > Visit Direct Line site Post Office Insurance Post off insurance for the Over 60s From £7.00 > Visit The Post Office Marks and Spencers The high street name for over 60s. From £9.00 > Visit Marks and Spencers

Travel Insurance Over 50s - Over 50 Holiday Insurance News

Travel insurance over 50inevitably involves high premiums, tortuous small print and extortionate excess charges - and then if you do have to claim, insurers will do their level best to wriggle out of paying up. So I can quite understand why one couple who contacted me recently said they were considering going on a two-week holiday to France without insurance. They were prepared to accept the risks of baggage loss and holiday cancellation, they said, and they both had a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), so what was the point of buying a one-off, single-trip insurance cover?

"As far as we can see, the only major cost that wouldn't be covered is transport of an injured person home and this is a risk we accept," they said. "We also understand that the French health service should be used for any illness and where payment is required we have to pay up front and then will be largely reimbursed. Are we missing anything?"