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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Have a holiday to Marbella (Malaga) booked in 2 weeks and just seen some news about possible terror attacks.
Would travel insurance cover this so I can just cancel the holiday and get my money back? Not overly keen on going anyway and would love my money back. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Have a holiday to Marbella (Malaga) booked in 2 weeks and just seen some news about possible terror attacks.
Would travel insurance cover this so I can just cancel the holiday and get my money back? Not overly keen on going anyway and would love my money back. "
Check the policy terms. Unlikely though unless the Foreign Office declares it an unsafe destination. |
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"Have a holiday to Marbella (Malaga) booked in 2 weeks and just seen some news about possible terror attacks.
Would travel insurance cover this so I can just cancel the holiday and get my money back? Not overly keen on going anyway and would love my money back. "
No. Unless there was a specific threat with travel advice issued by the Foreign Office.
A few inflated lines in the Daily Mail don't count I'm afraid!  |
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There is usually an exclusion clause that covers 'acts of terrorism ' as well as 'industrial disputes.
Personally I really think travel insurance isn't worth the paper it's written on.
I got £350 worth of hotel and food receipts for when My flight got cancelled at easter because of French air traffic control strikes.
I can't see the travel insurance paying out for anything no matter how horrible the situation becomes.
I go to the Costa Dorada a lot and that is terrorist central in Spain
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