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Group Travel Insurance

Ten or more travelling together? One group policy beats a pile of individual purchases — group rates, one certificate, one claims contact when something affects everyone.

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Why it matters

  • Group events concentrate risk: one delayed inbound flight or one outbreak affects the whole manifest — group policies handle mass claims coherently.
  • Group pricing typically undercuts the sum of individual policies from ~10 travellers.
  • Organisers get one certificate for visas/venues and one renewal to manage.

3 plans built for this

Buy with a real consultant — not just a checkout form

Our consultants confirm final premiums with the insurer, check the wording against your trip (visa rules, activities, health declarations), and stay on the file for claims help.

How to buy it right

  1. Collect the manifest early: full names, DOBs and passport numbers are needed to bind group cover.
  2. Mixed ages are fine — insurers rate each traveller’s band but issue one policy; seniors above the cap get a paired senior policy.
  3. Corporate organisers: employer-paid group travel cover can be annual — one policy for every offsite and business trip that year.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people make a “group”?

Usually 10+ travelling on the same itinerary. Smaller parties simply buy on one multi-traveller policy — our comparison quotes up to 9 travellers directly.

Can group members have different cover levels?

Group policies apply one benefit schedule to everyone; travellers wanting higher limits top up individually. We structure the split so nobody is double-insured.

How do group claims work?

One claims contact (the organiser or our desk) coordinates documentation for all affected members — significantly less painful than 30 parallel individual claims.

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Premiums shown are indicative estimates compiled from publicly available plan literature and typical market rates — the final premium, terms and issuance are always set by the insurer. Plan benefits, limits and exclusions are summarised for comparison; the policy wording issued by the insurer is the only binding document. Confirm current terms with the insurer or our consultants before purchase.