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Insurance... specific question
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 12-07-06 13:20Insurance... specific question
We are going in early Feb to Pamps, and trying not to be too disconsolate, it's looking iffy for snow perhaps although Feb is still 2 months away.
However, should the unspeakable happen we would like to be properly insured for it. We are looking at insure and go but can't make head nor tail of whether we'd be covered if the boarding conditions were poor.
Any of you have any experience on claiming if conditions were bad, or it wrote your holiday off pretty much and if so what are ...
However, should the unspeakable happen we would like to be properly insured for it. We are looking at insure and go but can't make head nor tail of whether we'd be covered if the boarding conditions were poor.
Any of you have any experience on claiming if conditions were bad, or it wrote your holiday off pretty much and if so what are ...
We are going in early Feb to Pamps, and trying not to be too disconsolate, it's looking iffy for snow perhaps although Feb is still 2 months away.
However, should the unspeakable happen we would like to be properly insured for it. We are looking at insure and go but can't make head nor tail of whether we'd be covered if the boarding conditions were poor.
Any of you have any experience on claiming if conditions were bad, or it wrote your holiday off pretty much and if so what are they?
Thanks
James.
(there will be snow, I'm sure
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However, should the unspeakable happen we would like to be properly insured for it. We are looking at insure and go but can't make head nor tail of whether we'd be covered if the boarding conditions were poor.
Any of you have any experience on claiming if conditions were bad, or it wrote your holiday off pretty much and if so what are they?
Thanks
James.
(there will be snow, I'm sure
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If theres no snow in Feb I'll eat your board.re: Insurance... specific question
Dave, whilst that would no doubt be amusing and provide me with a great "consolation prize" this will not recompense me for a largely wasted holiday if it happened!re: Insurance... specific question
Hi,I'm a travel agent and i know my insurance will cover me if it happens but i know you only get a certain amount per day if runs are closed, up to a low maximum amount (a £150pp or something). the best thing to do is ring the insurance company and ask them as every policy is different.
Paul
fingers crossed tho we wont need it!!
re: Insurance... specific question
Pieste closure insurance is available with all tour operators.Balkan holidays quote..........
If there is no downhill facilities open in your resort (over 1000 metres) due to the lack of snow, you will be paid £20 per person per day to a maximum of 10 days for each day lost.
This is standard on their policy and attracts no excess payment.
PP
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I'll insure you myself against no snow in feb.This is money for old rope for the insurance companies. Now early december i can understand, but in feb you will be covered in the stuff
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Why is it money for old rope when it does not cost any extra
Am I missing something here
PP
re: Insurance... specific question
Thank you, that has answered my questions.re: Insurance... specific question
How much for a bit of old rope then?re: Insurance... specific question
Free - just apply at the drag lift
PP
