Amateur Field Hockey Match Travel Insurance

What is amateur field hockey abroad?

Amateur field hockey abroad involves playing in friendly matches, tournaments, or tours outside your home country. It’s a team sport played on grass or turf, where players use sticks to pass and shoot a ball into the opposing team’s goal. These overseas matches combine competitive spirit with travel and cultural experiences.

Do I need travel insurance for amateur field hockey?

Yes. Playing field hockey can lead to injuries from falls, collisions, or ball impacts, and traveling adds risks such as illness or lost personal belongings. Travel insurance helps cover medical costs, protects your personal items, and reimburses you if your trip is disrupted.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for amateur field hockey and team sports abroad
• Customisable policies for individuals or teams
• Protection for new players and experienced teams alike
• No hidden exclusions – transparent cover for sports activities

What is included in hockey travel insurance?

Our hockey travel insurance includes emergency medical cover, personal accident, and repatriation. It also includes cancellation cover and personal liability protection in case of accidents during a match or while traveling.

Does standard travel insurance cover amateur field hockey?

Typically, no. Many basic policies exclude team sports with physical contact. A dedicated policy that includes hockey ensures you’re fully protected.

Can I get hockey insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. Declare your condition when you get a quote. We’ll assess your eligibility and explain your options. Extra terms may apply.

Is there a maximum age for hockey travel insurance?

Many policies cover players up to age 70. If you’re fit and active, you may still qualify. Always check the terms with your provider.

What are the top destinations for amateur field hockey?

• Netherlands – Famous for its clubs and competitive leagues
• Australia – Hosts international tournaments and friendly tours
• Germany – Excellent facilities and strong local teams
• India – Historic venues and passionate crowds
• Argentina – Welcoming teams and vibrant atmosphere

What should I pack for a hockey trip abroad?

• Comfortable sportswear and footwear
• Personal belongings like ID, insurance documents, and emergency contacts
• Snacks and water for long days
• Basic first aid items and personal medication
• Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)

What are common hockey injuries and how does insurance help?

Even in amateur matches, you may encounter:

• Sprains or strains from quick movements
• Bruises or cuts from contact with the ball or players
• Dehydration or fatigue during tournaments

Insurance can help cover medical care, transport, and lost costs if you miss part of your trip due to injury.

How can I play hockey abroad safely and enjoyably?

• Warm up properly before each game
• Stay hydrated and take breaks when needed
• Respect local rules and play fair
• Keep your personal belongings safe at the venue