Travelling with Alcohol-Related Liver Disease

Travelling with ARLD? We Stand With You

Alcohol-related liver disease (ARLD) is liver damage resulting from excessive alcohol consumption. Over time, this can lead to inflammation, scarring, and ultimately liver failure, with life-threatening complications. The need for timely medication, regular check-ups, and potential dietary and lifestyle restrictions can make travelling with pre-existing ARLD a significant concern. This is where Direct Travel Insurance steps in. Recognised for our proficiency in covering pre-existing medical conditions, we strive to provide a policy for every traveller. We can offer a sense of security from the assurance of financial protection against unexpected medical emergencies during your trip.

How Do You Prepare For Unforeseen Travel Hiccups?

Travel, by nature, is a mix of the planned and unplanned. While unexpected adventures are welcomed, unexpected medical setbacks aren't. Direct Travel Insurance offers emergency medical cover such as repatriation, essential prescriptions, hospital costs, and professional consultations. Beyond the unique challenges posed by conditions like alcohol-related liver disease, our policies extend to cover common travel inconveniences. Be it a sprained ankle while hiking, a sudden fever, or logistical hurdles such as flight cancellations, delays, and lost items, we've got you covered. Potential legal or personal implications during your journey? Those scenarios are also covered under our comprehensive insurance.

Begin Your Journey Here

Simply input your travel details online and complete a medical declaration for all travellers with pre-existing medical conditions, including alcohol-related liver disease (ARLD). Once your declaration is complete, we will provide you with a panel of quotes that feature appropriate policies suited to your needs. If you have any questions or need assistance, our friendly customer service team is here to help. Take the first step towards stress-free travel by getting your quote today!