Biba renews holiday travel scheme with Syndicate DTW1991

Daniel Wright, active underwriter at DTW1991 and Steve White, CEO of Biba

Trade body extends relationship for a further three years.

The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) has renewed its holiday travel scheme with DTW1991 extending the relationship that began in 2015 for a further three years, Insurance Age can reveal.

The trade body highlighted that Holiday Travel+ has been enhanced to include “All Risks” cancellation cover, insurance for a missed departure for any leg of the client’s journey and, subject to medical screening, cover for pre-existing mental health medical conditions.

Biba noted that members will

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