With the winter sports season approaching fast, now seems like a good time to remind all you travellers out there that, even for a weekend break, a cheap travel insurance policy is the one aspect of your trip that you can’t afford to neglect Jack Frost is already nipping at our heels, and many snow enthusiasts are beginning to look around for their first short break of the winter

With cheap travel insurance so widely available these days, most people can travel abroad safe in the knowledge that no matter what happens, their insurance will be able to compensate them if something goes wrong With everything from petty theft to terrorist attacks, natural disasters and medical emergencies all covered by most insurance policies, there are few things that can occur that could really ruin your holiday

In the week that Scotland added dubious airport checks for passengers travelling within the UK, we take a look at how UK travel insurance can make holidays in the UK a little easier This week saw another small hurdle materialize for people travelling within the UK, and perhaps another infringement of our rights to move freely within our nation

There are few people (apart from those who can afford to travel first class) who can claim to really enjoy the process of travelling by air

While foreign travel may be all the rage, many people still choose to take the majority of their holidays in the UK, to cut costs or just for the convenience of holidaying locally Travel insurance is still vital for trips in the UK – many people go without insurance coverage for domestic holidays, but costly perils such as theft and holiday cancellations are as much of a threat to UK travellers as they are for those going abroad

If there was ever a time to purchase some good UK travel insurance, before a trip to the haunted capital would be it London is known to be one of the most haunted cities in the world, much to the delight of ghost hunters

For many, the suggestion of a holiday at home in the UK prompts visions of rainclouds, and apparitions of boredom However, finding an exciting place in which to stay can change all of that

Back to the Future would be very a different film if Marty McFly had been equipped with a little cheap travel insurance Marty takes a trip to the unfamiliar world of 1955 and his entire existence is thrown into danger as he tries to contrive a way home to 1985

With 'staycationing' increasingly popular while the economy recovers, plenty of UK residents are taking their holidays in the British Isles It not only costs less, but has the added benefit of safety, with less chance of crime or natural disaster than most holiday destinations

The time is upon us when the first civilian journeys into space are on the not to distant horizon And with Virgin Galactic already having sold out of tickets for their first (as yet unscheduled) flight, it appears there is going to be no shortage of people willing to shell out the minimum $200,000 ticket price