We’re all about inclusivity here at Travel Weekly, so much so that we even let the office dog write some of our stories.

The insurance costs around $1 and covers you for almost $50,000 in case of accidental death, which seems like a bargain if you ask us.

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

Missed the recent news about the collapse of Icelandic budget airline Wow Air? You might wanna take note of what this agency big wig has to say.

Travel insurance is said to come under scrutiny later this year, just like Travel Weekly’s editor and his unhealthy habit of wearing sandals in public.

Apparently, there’s been a ton of travel insurance claims over incidents with animals overseas, so think twice before you feed that cheeky monkey. Send the snacks our way instead.

Although that’s not to say they could teach you soccer. Not sure what we’re on about? Just read the damn article.

New research from Smartraveller has shown that thousands of schoolies will head overseas without travel insurance this year. We just wish we were heading overseas in general, tbh.

Personally, we think the real crime here isn’t that the pictured traveller doesn’t have travel insurance but that they chose to wear those sandals out in public.

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

We chatted with Finder.com.au’s insurance expert Richard Laycock to bring you some great tips and tricks about how to cut through jargon and decipher the fine print.

This travel insurance company recently flew team members out to Lombok after the earthquakes, making them probably the best insurance company ever.