Corporate Travel Insurance

Corporate travel insurance supports a defined group taking business trips. It should reflect who travels, where they go, how long they are away and which assistance or financial benefits are selected.

Who it is for

Businesses arranging domestic or international travel for work.

Explore the cover

These are areas to discuss, not an automatic inclusion list. Available sections and cover depend on the selected wording and schedule.
01

Medical treatment and assistance

Overseas medical expenses and emergency evacuation may be important parts of a proposal. Check eligibility, pre-existing conditions, assistance procedures and relevant limits before relying on them.

02

Disrupted journeys and possessions

Cancellation, missed connections, baggage and lost deposits have different triggers. A change of preference is not the same as an insured reason for cancelling a trip.

03

People and trip boundaries

Identify employees, directors and any accompanying people separately. Private extensions, longer assignments and replacement-staff expenses must be checked rather than assumed included.

Information for quotations

Provide travellers and roles, destinations, trip frequency and duration, activities, accompanying family or private travel and existing travel arrangements.

Limitations and exclusions to discuss

Review eligible travellers, trip definitions, medical and activity conditions, exclusions, limits and assistance contact arrangements. No benefit or eligibility is assumed.

Frequently asked questions

Are private holidays automatically part of Corporate Travel?
No. Describe combined work and leisure arrangements and check the particular definitions and selected benefits.
Is a long overseas posting simply an extended business trip?
Not necessarily. Assignment duration, employer and residence circumstances may call for a separate expatriate or inpatriate review.

Talk through your business.

Tell us what you do, what is changing and what you would like to understand. We can help organise the questions and the information needed for a meaningful insurance discussion.

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