The countdown to the witching hour has begun! And you don’t have to travel far for a good fright night… While the US has long

  Solo cruises are becoming increasingly popular, especially among mature travellers. For one thing, they give you plenty of freedom to enjoy your favourite activities

Our customers are more adventurous than ever! We’re proud to say that many are getting round to those trips of a lifetime in far flung destinations,

The first step for planning any holiday with a medical condition is confirming you are fit to travel. This can be checked by simply speaking with

Why do we buy travel insurance? According to many studies, we buy travel insurance because: We want protection against unexpected emergencies We want to get

“Which World Cup team is the best holiday destination?” Answer this one question to get involved in our prize draw to win £100! a Rafflecopter

You might think you’ve heard enough about Brexit over the last couple of years, and particularly the last couple of weeks! And yet there are

A missing tablet can be a lot worse than forgetting a towel! So packing takes on a whole new priority when you’re travelling with medication.

European city breaks are big business, and with so many great destinations to choose from travellers are spoiled for choice! So we’re helping you get

Naturally, the first thing many people check is the price of the quote, but how often do you really explore what you’re covered for? Research from

Friend of AllClear, Diana Morgan is a blog-post writer, social media marketer, and eco-retailer. In this guest post, she shares her gardening survival guide for

For many holidaymakers health plays a huge role in planning a trip. And for some, living with certain medical conditions mean’s they can’t fly to

Compared with the amazing feats of Prof. Hawking, our Paralympians and wounded war veterans, going on holiday with a disability is achievable for most! In fact, it’s

Friend of AllClear, Diana Morgan is a blog-post writer, social media marketer, and eco-retailer. In this guest post, she shares her top 7 tips to

Taking a cruise is up there with the most luxurious types of holiday one can have. The possibility of all inclusive food, accommodation and entertainment,

Few things in life are as satisfying as the feeling of the wind in your hair as your sailboat carves its way through the deep

  How to choose the right cover for a European holiday Each country in Europe has different healthcare systems, EHIC rules and crime rates. And

For the mature UK traveller, Spain has long been our most popular holiday destination! And it’s not only us that love it’s picturesque beaches and

Travelling while pregnant can be a very different experience to every other time you travel in your life! And even if you’re already a mother,

a Rafflecopter giveaway Good luck!  We’ll be announcing the winner on Tuesday 3rd April via social media. In the meantime look out for other discounts,

American singer and actress Selena Gomez was in the news recently following her kidney transplant, due to Lupus. We wish her well and it looks like she’s

Travelling can be a romantic activity at any time of year, but no more so than on Valentine’s Day. If you and your partner are

  Compared with Christmas or other holidays, not too many people travel on Halloween. But it doesn’t have to be that way! There are many

Below is a blog contribution from Bev and Alan, a couple who spent a year travelling around Asia and the rest of the world. In

Have the latest travel trends over taken our traditional favourites? Travelling the world is no longer just a dream for the few. Exotic and far

How to decide what’s the best type of travel insurance for you Why do we buy travel insurance? According to many studies, including one by

A customer story Enjoying retirement Graham Cole and his wife, both in their mid-to-late 70s are enjoying their well-deserved retirement going on three to four

Before being diagnosed with colon cancer in 2010, Evelyn Wood travelled extensively in business and had lived in a number of African, European and Asian

Planning for a holiday when you have a disability If you are one of the millions of people around the world who have the time

Below is a blog contribution from Nicola Hague, a heart transplant patient who had a devastating stroke at the tender age of just 18 which

The world is a big beautiful place, and getting away to some seriously gorgeous destinations is easier than it’s ever been – especially for women.

Read the full story of how we made sure Mary was looked after, including first class flights and her own private room in hospital after

Your travel medicine bag Being prepared while on the road Where you’re going on holiday and what’s in your travel medicine bag matters. Did you

Everyone loves to travel, meet new people and try new things. These bloggers are not letting anything stop them from seeing the world. They are inspirational,

Flying with high blood pressure As long as your high blood pressure is well controlled, it should not be a reason you can’t fly or

We all complain about it – but travelling to our holiday destination can actually be quite fun. It’s not just a means of getting to

Drum roll please… It is time to announce the winners of our Trustpilot prize draws in May and June – and the winner of the

 by blogger Lisa Helms Travelling when you have Multiple Sclerosis can feel a little nerve-racking. I used to be absolutely petrified of travelling with this

Below is a customer story from Michael Burt, a man who received the country’s first ever beating heart and wanted to travel to the US. Having

Our top tips for avoiding travel insurance claim disputes Our research shows that almost three quarters (73%) of holidaymakers fear that their insurers will not

Attention please!  The time has come to announce the winner of the AllClear Travel Trustpilot prize draw for March. Every single one of you who wrote a

With Easter just over, and all the chocolate eggs still waiting to be consumed, we decided to investigate that favourite of all sugary sweets –

Ballet and opera in Russia What happened to Vi? In 2012 I’d had a major shoulder injury which required invasive surgery. I’d swum 32 lengths