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| What should the policy cover? |
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| General |
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To help you decide which policy to go for, here are some of the things
that need to be considered.
For a summary, print off our CHECKLIST.
For a quick quote, try DOGTAG
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| 2. Equipment Cover |
Look for a policy that provides the following cover for both your own equipment and hired equipment:
- Loss
- Theft
- Damage
- Hire of equipment if you lose or have your equipment stolen
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| 4. Other Activities |
Other activities that may not be included as standard, but
can usually be added, are:
- Heli-skiing / boarding
- Paragliding
- Sledging
- Skidooing
- Ski racing
Normally not covered:
- Bobsleigh
- Ice hockey
- Ski racing at national or international level
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| 1. Most important! |
Emergency Medical Cover & Emergency Assistance
You should be looking for around £10 million to cover the following:
- Helicopter rescue
- Mountain rescue
- Medical expenses
- Repatriation / air-ambulance
- Multilingual assistance
- Friend or relative assistance
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| 3. Off-piste |
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Wandering off-piste carries risks, including financial ruin if you're
not properly insured. Not all policies will cover off-piste skiing as
standard, those that do will usually insist on the company of a qualified
guide or instructor. In France, the Carte Neige will cover you for off-piste that is not out
of bounds and you can buy this at most lift ticket offices. However, if you do want cover off-piste - within resort boundaries then why not take up the exclusive offer that ifyouski's insurance partner - DOGTAG - are offering.
Click here for details.
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