Issue 197 | June 2017

ITIJ 197 Cover

Contents include:
Gaps in cover for trip cancellation
US policies analysed
Comparison sites must evolve
Aussies fall victim to fraud
Sweat the small stuff
Industry voice from Collinson Group
Avoiding the subject
UK brokers need to think about cyber insurance
Canada still popular on its 150th birthday
Many Canadians will holiday domestically this year
Multi-tasking mosquitoes
Yet more reasons to hate the pesky critters

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Sweat the small stuff

Sweat the small stuff

Randall Gordon-Duff, Collinson Group, explains how in a world of converging yet diverse risk factors, business travellers must maintain vigilance and good judgment

Birds of a feather

Birds of a feather

Profit margins in the travel insurance sector are squeezed pretty much as tight as they will go, but one way in which profits can be boosted is through partnerships –...

Mixed messages

Mixed messages

The sources from whom travellers and their insurance companies are getting their advice matters, especially when information can vary, resulting in confusion and lack of coverage. ITIJ investigates.

Trust issues remain in Canada

Trust issues remain in Canada

Canada’s travel insurance market is agile and robust, but issues of trust remain. Milan Korcok reports on the latest figures from the Conference Board of Canada.