The best way to save money is to think ahead for 12 months and anticipate when, where and with whom you might travel so you can buy an annual policy
As the main holiday season draws to a close it's a good time to review your travel patterns and think about the most cost effective way of buying your travel insurance in the future.
Martin Rothwell at World First Travel Insurance says, "The best way to save money is to think ahead for 12 months and anticipate when, where and with whom you might travel so you can buy an annual policy."
There is still plenty of flexibility if you a buy an annual policy and your plans change. You can add different regions to you policy mid-term, for example, if you start with a European policy but then decide to travel to the States, this can be added.
Cheaper policies often have a much larger excess and may not be as generous in terms of assistance with delays, disruption or repatriation.
