UK Interest in Cruise Holidays on the Rise

UK Interest in Cruise Holidays on the Rise










(PRWeb UK) December 17, 2010

Recent figures released by the European Cruise Council(1) report that UK cruise passengers are expected to top 1.65 million in 2010. This is an increase of more than seven per cent on 2009 figures.

With these statistics indicating increased interest in cruise holidays, Post Office Travel Insurance reminds UK travellers about the need for the correct travel insurance policies for all the destinations they will be visiting on their trip. With many cruise ships making multiple stops, Post Office Travel Insurance advises customers to check that their travel insurance policy includes provision for all countries visited and that no ports of call on the trip are specifically excluded from travel insurance cover.

Additionally, with the number of UK cruise passengers on the increase, Post Office Travel Insurance recommends that travellers check their holiday insurance policies to ensure that it is in date and the travel insurance is still valid.

Post Office Travel Insurance also advises that holidaymakers research all travel insurance policy options available. For example, if a traveller is likely to go on more than one holiday in a year, Post Office Travel Insurance suggests it could be a better value to take out annual multi-trip travel insurance rather than just a single trip travel insurance policy.

(1) http://www.e-tid.com/News-Home/British-ports-see-record-passenger-numbers.aspx

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