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Hey ski fans!
I've been reading previous threads on this forum on the topic of insurance, but most of the discussion seemed to be for families or for people who are far more advanced at skiing than I am!
I'm verging on calling myself an 'intermediate skier' so I don't plan on going off-psite this year but I'm looking for something to give me good cover for the following:
1 week in Bulgaria
3 days in Alps
A total of around 5 days skiing in the UK
Any suggestions would be most appreciated
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
For the Bulgarian and Alps insurance, you could go for cheap skiing insurance on-line -single-trip insurance for each. Think about including off-piste cover, though. For example, if you are in a class that's progressing well, do you really want to tell your instructor you don't want to try off-piste with the rest of the class?
Tricky one for the UK. Last time I skiied in Scotland, rescue was free. Probably, someone will advise you if it'snot, now. However, it does raise the quuestion of 3rd party liability. You might want to see if you can look at extending your house policy cover. As I have an annual policy, I don't think specifically about UK cover thesse days.
For the cost of going to annual cover, you would be free from worry, and also be covered for your summer holidays. I think I would go for that.
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