Rugby League Travel Insurance

What is rugby league?

Rugby league is a fast-paced, high-impact team sport played between two teams aiming to carry or kick the ball over the opposition's goal line. With a unique set of rules and a focus on speed, strength and endurance, it's known for its intense tackling and dynamic gameplay.

Do I need travel insurance for rugby league?

Yes. Rugby league is a full-contact sport with a risk of injuries such as sprains, fractures or concussions. If you’re travelling abroad for a match, training session or rugby league event, specialist travel insurance is important to protect against medical emergencies, cancellations and liability claims.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for rugby league and other contact sports
• Flexible policies for solo players, coaches or full squads
• Cover tailored for amateur games, training sessions and tournaments
• No hidden exclusions – just clear, reliable protection

What is included in rugby league travel insurance?

Our rugby league travel insurance includes cover for emergency medical treatment, repatriation, personal accident and cancellation. We also include personal liability protection and cover for your belongings when not in use.

Does standard travel insurance cover rugby league?

No. Most general policies exclude contact sports like rugby league. You’ll need a policy that specifically includes it to be properly covered.

Can I get rugby league insurance with a medical condition?

Possibly, yes. When you declare your condition during the quote process, we’ll let you know if cover is available and what conditions may apply.

Is there a maximum age for rugby league travel insurance?

Many policies offer cover up to age 70. If you’re healthy and active, there may still be options available. Always check individual insurer criteria.

Top destinations for rugby league travel

• Australia – Home of the NRL and passionate fanbases
• England – The birthplace of rugby league and Super League host
• New Zealand – Strong domestic competition and international talent
• France – Rapidly growing leagues and rugby tourism
• Pacific Islands – Producing some of the sport’s best players

What to pack for a rugby league trip

• Kit, boots and protective gear (mouthguard, headgear)
• Training and recovery tools
• Hydration, snacks and health supplements
• Travel documents and emergency contact info
• Clean casual clothing for downtime

Common rugby league injuries and how insurance helps

Some common injuries include:

• Concussions and head knocks
• Fractures, sprains or dislocations
• Muscle tears or bruising
• Fatigue and overuse injuries

With the right insurance, you’re covered for emergency care, transport, and compensation for cancelled matches or return travel.

Tips for staying safe during rugby league

• Wear all recommended protective gear
• Warm up thoroughly and stretch after each session
• Hydrate and refuel appropriately
• Follow the coach’s guidance and respect the rules
• Report injuries early and rest if needed