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Biba renews medical travel scheme with AllClear

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New deal runs for further three years.

The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has renewed its medical travel scheme with AllClear Insurance Services for a further three years.

The trade body highlighted that the member-only scheme complements its existing travel insurance product and extends the offering to include cover for those with pre-existing medical conditions, with no age exclusions for over 75s on annual trips or over 85s on single trips.

Biba Medical Travel will allow members to provide travel insurance to people

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