Question: What kind of travel insurance should I get if I am planning on traveling oversees during the pandemic?

Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Guidance Coronavirus (COVID-19) essential international travel guidance
section_headers: Get travel insurance
section_content: If your travel is essential, make sure you have appropriate insurance for
overseas travel, and purchase it as soon as you book your travel. You should
check the detail of your travel insurance to see what it covers, and contact
your insurance provider if you have any questions.
You may need to consider a specialist policy. It’s your responsibility to make
sure you’re covered. Read our guidance on purchasing
insurance.
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has published information on the
travel insurance implications of
coronavirus.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Has links to detailed guidance on finding the right travelers' insurance. Fully on-topic.
This is good response that is a little more on topic. It provides links that gives guidance on purchasing insurance for different situation which fits well with the question

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Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Guidance Travel advice: coronavirus (COVID-19)
section_headers: Future travel abroad
section_content: You should not travel abroad unless it is essential. Be aware that all
countries may restrict travel without notice.
To change or cancel your travel plans, follow these steps:

contact your airline, travel company, cruise line or other transport and accommodation providers
get in touch with your insurance provider

The FCO was already advising against all but essential travel or all travel to
some areas or countries due to risks that do not relate to coronavirus. This
advice remains in place. Check FCO travel advice
pages for the latest information.
Essential travel
If your travel is essential, see our guidance on international
travel.
International freight transport is an essential activity in the context of
travel advice. Read the Department for Transport guidance for the freight
transport
industry.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Cautions against travel, but doesn't answer the question about travel insurance.
This response isn't that great because it really only mentions travel insurance in passing. The main focus of it is how you should be avoiding travel unless it is essential. This one misses the mark

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Answer passage (source: UK):
page_title: Guidance Coronavirus (COVID-19) essential international travel guidance
section_headers: Checklist for before you travel
section_content: 
contact your airline, travel company, or other transport and accommodation providers to make sure you can still travel
read the details of your travel insurance carefully, and check that you are covered, and contact your insurer if you are uncertain. You may need to consider a specialist policy
make sure you can access money to cover emergencies and unexpected delays. Take more than one means of payment with you
be prepared to follow the advice of local authorities abroad. Be ready to comply with local isolation or quarantine requirements, and to rely on the local health system
make sure you have enough medication with you in case you are abroad longer than planned
be prepared for logistical and financial disruption to your travel
arrange extra support for family members, dependants or pets who may need care if you are abroad longer than planned
check travel advice for your destination regularly and sign-up to email alerts
see what you will need to do when you return to the UK until 7 June. The rules will change on 8 June: see what you will need to do to enter the UK from 8 June

If you are older, or if you have pre-existing medical conditions (such as
asthma, diabetes, heart disease), you are more likely to become severely ill
if you catch the virus. Check the NHS
guidance before you
travel.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Has detailed guidance about getting travel insurance during the pandemic. Fully addresses question.
This is a pretty good response for the question. It tells you that you should contact your insurer before traveling. It could have more detail but it does tell you what to do

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