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What is rackets?
Rackets is an indoor court sport played with racquets and a hard ball. Players strike the ball against the walls of an enclosed court, producing a quick game that requires coordination, agility and fast reactions. Despite the slightly confusing name, rackets is a distinct sport rather than a general term for every racquet game.
Can I get travel insurance for rackets?
Yes, rackets is included as standard on most policies available through Direct Travel.
Add rackets when getting your quote and check that it appears on your Policy Certificate or policy documents. Make sure you select the named activity rather than assuming that another racquet sport provides the same cover.
Things to remember:
- Add rackets when getting your quote
- Check that it appears on your policy documents
- Warm up before playing and wear suitable court shoes
- Follow the rules and safety guidance provided by the venue
What can travel insurance help with?
If you’re injured while playing insured rackets, emergency medical expenses and repatriation can be covered, subject to the terms and limits of your policy.
Depending on the policy selected, cover may also be available for cancellation, curtailment and other travel-related problems. Check the applicable Policy Wording.
Rackets FAQs
Is rackets usually covered as standard?
Yes, rackets is included as standard on most policies available through Direct Travel. Add it when getting your quote and check that it appears on your policy documents.
Can I play rackets casually while on holiday?
Yes. Recreational rackets can be covered when the activity is shown on your Policy Certificate or policy documents.
Can I play at a private club or sports venue?
Yes, recreational play at a recognised club or court can be covered. Follow the venue’s rules and any instructions provided by its staff.
Can medical expenses be covered if I am injured?
Emergency medical expenses can be covered if rackets is shown on your policy documents and the claim meets the policy’s terms and conditions.
Can I get cover if I have a medical condition?
Pre-existing medical conditions are considered separately from activity cover. Declare them when getting your quote, as cover is subject to medical screening and acceptance.
Cover is subject to the terms, conditions, limits and exclusions of your policy. Check the applicable Policy Wording and your policy documents before taking part.
