I do this every year at this time of year
and I make no apology for repeating.
This is my travel insurance.
Annual warning, travel insurance is not just for things that
happen while you are on holiday.
You must get your travel insurance.
AS A/B.
As soon as you book,
if you've already booked and you don't have it now.
And the reason for that is simple.
We got one of these last year.
I get more than one every year.
If you'd read it out,
this will explain it to you.
This was tough. This is from Coco.
Says was planning a holiday but was then advised that
I was not safe to fly due to a high
risk pregnancy.
The holiday was already paid for but I hadn't taken
out any travel insurance.
I was told that I've lost 5000 lbs.
I'd pay for the holiday.
OK Now let me tell you,
every year I get people who've been diagnosed with cancer
and are having chemotherapy or terminal cancer.
I've had people who've been paralysed and they get in
touch with me and they say I can't go on
my holiday.
What do I do? And I say you need to
try and they say no.
Well, can't I cancel? Well look,
unless you put flexible booking,
I'm going to say something that sounds very trite,
but I just want you to understand.
You can't expect the hotel or the flight company to
give your money back.
If you bought a tennis racket and you broke your
arm,
you can't say the tennis rackets faulty.
The tennis racket is still working,
the flight is still available,
the hotel is still available.
They're not going to give you your money back.
That's why we have travel insurance to cover us not
just when we're on holiday,
but in case something happens that stops us going on
holiday.
And you. Otherwise you get stuck like that.
I get them every single year.
Please, ASAP. Please do not be the person.
It's £10 in some cases for a single person under
65.