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Brits spent £2,644 on holidays in 2025 – but one in five travel insurance policies may not fully cover cancellations

  • Brits spent an average of £2,644.46 holidaying in 2025*
  • One in five single-trip travel insurance policies only offer cancellation between £1,000 and £1,999**
  • Travel insurance experts predict holiday spending to rise in 2026
Winter Sports

Only 1 in 10 travel policies include Ski Cover, leaving thousands uninsured on the slopes this winter

Experts urge travellers to check their cover before hitting the slopes this ski season

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Seas the day: what Brits love most about cruise holidays, revealed

Being able to visit multiple destinations in one trip is the best thing about going on a cruise, according to new research

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Water you mean I’m not covered? Brits urged to check travel insurance before planning holiday activities

Quad biking, white water rafting and jet skiing are the activities least likely to be covered

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4 in 10 Brits say they might reconsider a holiday if vaccinations are needed

  • 1 in 10 have forgotten to check which vaccines they need before travelling
  • 14% admit they have forgotten to check their passport is in date
  • More than 1 in 10 confess they’ve forgotten to take their passport when heading on holiday
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Airplane mode: One in five Brits say their holiday begins at the airport

  • One in six (16%) say they’re in holiday mode the moment they leave the office 
  • 13% of people say the holiday starts when they’re packing their bags
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One in five holidaymakers didn’t take out travel insurance for their last trip abroad

Experts warn that travelling without insurance could turn an exciting trip into a financial or logistical nightmare

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Pack your (tea) bags: Brits admit to taking tea, biscuits and baked beans on holiday

  • 1 in 5 admit to taking tea bags on their travels
  • One in ten adults take a comfort blanket on holiday
  • 7% can’t go away without a trusty tin of beans
plane pet peeves

How air-itating: Brits reveal crying children as their biggest pet peeve on planes

  • Unruly children, drunk passengers and armrest hoggers are all bothering Brits 
  • Those aged 55+ are most annoyed by unruly kids on a plane
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One in four purchase travel insurance on the day they fly

Experts warn doing so leaves travellers unprotected and at risk