Budget travel insurance
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Budget provides travel insurance in association with Insure & Go and has a range of comprehensive low cost travel policies with cover starting from as low as:
- £4 for single trips
- £30 for annual multi-trip cover
- £11 for backpacking cover
Budget travel insurance policies come with several benefits that include:
- cover for more than 40 sports and leisure activities for free that some insurers may consider too risky
- savings for families with children under the age of 18 included for free
- cover can be purchased for trips that last from three days to 18 months and there is no limit on how many trips are undertaken with annual cover
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