Travel Insurance. Can I cancel my trip for any reason and get all my money back?

No. You may receive a reimbursement if you cancel for a covered reason as outlined in the Certificate of Holiday Insurance. Covered reasons include, but are not limited to, such unforeseen emergencies as illness, injury or death of you, your travelling companion and/or an immediate family member.

Pre-existing conditions are not covered by travel insurance unless they have been declared and written confirmation of cover has been provided by the World First travel insurance Healthline.

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