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Navigating Travelling with Ulcerative Colitis or Crohn's Disease
By Sarah Findlay
Wondering if you can travel with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? Learn the risks, practical tips, and how to get the right IBD travel insurance.
Senior Travel Hacks: Best Holiday Destinations for Over 70s
By Sarah Findlay
Retirement doesn't mean slowing down; it means finally having the time to explore. More people over 70 are travelling than ever before, swapping daily commutes for cruises, city breaks and long hauls.
Can You Fly with Cellulitis? Risks, Precautions, and Insurance
By Sarah Findlay
If you have been diagnosed with cellulitis, a bacterial skin infection that affects the deeper layers of your tissue, you might be wondering if you need to unpack your bags.
What Counts as a Pre-Existing Condition? (And Why Honesty is the Best Policy)
By Sarah Findlay
Not sure what to declare on your travel insurance? Learn exactly what counts as a pre-existing medical condition and why honesty is vital for a valid claim.
Can You Fly with High Blood Pressure? A Guide to Safe Travel
By Sarah Findlay
Most people can fly with high blood pressure if their condition is stable and well-controlled with medication. Read more here.
Can You Still Go On Holiday With Dementia?
By Sarah Findlay
With careful planning, many people with dementia can enjoy safe and rewarding holidays. A slower pace, familiar routines where possible and realistic expectations can make travel less stressful.