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Exactly right. We are currently mid Covid.Sorry, can’t give any specific advice, but referring to the title of your post I think the big question is when “post Covid” will be
That could be some hit.I've tried getting a quote and some will repariate me, some will pay out if I have to cancel for specific reasons, but none will pay out due to a further Covid outbreak.
I may have to book and take the hit.
Not sure about "post Covid" as we will probably be living with this virus for some time to comeWould love to go now that places are opening up, but the cautious side of me (very attached to my wallet) says I should wait until there is better travel insurance.
Has anyone found suitable (EU) travel insurance that reflects the change in travel
That could be some hit.
In the UK our beloved children's writer Michael Rosen, was in ICU for 47 days can you imagine how much that would cost without our NHS?
Then there was a report last week of a Covid survivor in Seattle who ran up quite a big bill:
"SEATTLE -- Dubbed the "miracle child" after two months in the hospital, 70-year-old Michael Flor survived COVID-19 only to receive a bill listing out more than $1 million in charges for his time in the hospital.
The 181-page bill included $9,700 in charges for each day Flor spent in intensive care as well as an $80,000 charge for the 29 days Flor spent on a ventilator. And his care isn't over yet: Flor remains on dialysis as he continues to recover from COVID-19.
Medicare will likely cover most of Flor's charges, and the federal government did pass legislation earlier this year providing funds for coronavirus care. If a hospital receives those funds, patients should be protected from surprise medical bills."
(ABC News)
Still ready to "take the hit" - bearing in mind they'd be unlikely to repatriate a C19 case until the patient had recovered?
Wow! First prize for finding worst cases goes to you
Emirates have announced free Covid insurance cover when you fly with them.
Camino pathways challenge in unexpected ways - my personal experiences on the Way have taught me that travel insurance is not a Plan B even in a COVID19 free world. I recently wrote about my experiences with injury, travel insurance and recovery in the hope that those seeking to walk this year would go armed with a Plan B. It wasn't a story that I particularly wanted to share - but having read different opinions on whether or not to walk, I decided I should. This is the link if you're interested Way’s to Santiago de CompostelaWould love to go now that places are opening up, but the cautious side of me (very attached to my wallet) says I should wait until there is better travel insurance.
Has anyone found suitable (EU) travel insurance that reflects the change in travel