The move comes after Allianz notified agents earlier this month that their authorised representative agreements to sell its products would be terminated.

The insurance industry has issued its response to an investigation that revealed widespread mental health discrimination against Aussie travellers.

An investigation into Australia’s travel insurance industry has uncovered widespread mental health discrimination, forcing several major players to change their policies.

The financial services royal commission revealed the company had been displaying misleading and incorrect information on their website from as early as 2012.

Millennials! Make like Jack and Rose and get yourself on a cruise, stat! But maybe just avoid itineraries where icebergs may be present.

Many Aussies are opting to ditch the Easter road trip to take off overseas. Personally, we don’t care where we spend Easter, as long as chocolate is involved.

While there’s plenty of destination we’d happily sneak into suitcases for, we can confidently say this destination isn’t one of them.

With the Mount Barujari unlikely to finish anytime soon, insurance companies are fielding a burst of enquiries from concerned consumers whose travel plans have been impacted.

Top tips for Australians travelling to Greece.

In a strange survey outcome, it turns out Aussies worry too much in the pre-travel stage.

Baby boomers rejoice, the first online travel insurer for over 50’s has hit Aussie shores.

A new study from Allianz Global Assistance has revealed Aussie travellers don’t rank safety and security when travelling as a […]