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Monday 05 July 2021 9:00 am  |  Updated:  Friday 02 July 2021 4:05 pm

Make sure your health is fully covered while travelling

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Wherever you’re travelling this year, whether abroad or closer to home in the UK, make sure any health and medical eventualities are covered by sorting out your travel insurance as soon as you book your trip. Asda Money’s travel insurance offers a variety of options.

Choose from UK, single trip or annual multi-trip, with three levels of cover — you’ll also be covered for medical costs and cancellation claims for Covid-19*.

You can choose up to unlimited cover on medical costs with Asda Money, as well as access to a free private online GP service that gives you 24/7 access to a GP from wherever you are in the world, on all policies. In addition, when you buy directly through Asda Money, up to three children go free for every insured adult.

Find the right cover for your travels at money.asda.com/insurance/travel-insurance

*Asda travel insurance policy covers for medical costs and cancellation claims on policies where customers or a member of their family/travelling party are diagnosed with Covid-19 or are personally instructed to quarantine because of Covid-19 by an NHS service or healthcare professional. All other claims relating to Covid-19 or government restrictions on travel are excluded.

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