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Allergies are a common condition where the immune system reacts to a substance found in the environment, which could be pollen, pet fur, medication or certain foods. Reactions can range from mild itching to life-threatening anaphylaxis. Carrying necessary medications like antihistamines or an adrenaline auto-injector (EpiPen), and avoiding known allergens while travelling can pose unique challenges. However, at Direct Travel Insurance, we understand these challenges completely. As specialists in medical travel insurance for various pre-existing medical conditions, we stand committed to offering travellers the peace of mind they deserve. We aim to assure you with a financial safety net ensuring that emergency medical care is covered during your adventures.
While spontaneous adventures are a highlight of any trip, spontaneous medical issues or travel disruptions shouldn’t be. Direct Travel Insurance offers a comprehensive policy that readies you for the unexpected. From unforeseen injuries and sudden illnesses, to the intricate requirements of travellers with pre-existing allergies, you’ll have sturdy cover. Included are emergency provisions for repatriation, inpatient care, vital prescriptions, and consultations. Additionally, we tackle the logistical challenges of travel – be it flight cancellations, unexpected delays, or the unfortunate event of lost belongings. Potential legal complications during your travels? Our coverage has been crafted to include that too.
Ready to set sail or take flight? Visit our online portal, provide your travel details, and if you're travelling with pre-existing medical conditions, especially allergies, a medical declaration needs to be completed. Once this is done, a suite of tailored quotes will become available, making sure you find a match for your health and travel needs. If you need clarity or guidance, our approachable customer service team is on standby, ready to address your questions or concerns.
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