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Please click below to go through to the new website or alternatively give our insurers a call directly on 01482 350175. It doesn’t stop at snowsports! Whether you're sightseeing, hiking or snorkelling, ensure you're properly protected with us. Members Ski Club Travel Insurance If you are already a Member please click below to redeem your 15% off travel insurance policies CLICK HERE Non Members Ski Club Travel Insurance Should you wish to take out Ski Club Travel Insurance and you are not a member please click below CLICK HERE There is no cover provided under any section of any Ski Club Travel Insurance policy if you are travelling against the advice of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO). Understanding what level of insurance cover you need on a ski holiday can be confusing. Depending on where and what type of ski holiday you're going on can make a difference to the type of policy you should choose. This insurance guide will help clarify what you should look for when searching for ski holiday cover, with the Ski Club's own insurance providing a wide-range winter sports cover. Skiing or snowboarding is exhilarating, but accidents, injuries and delays can and do happen, so it makes sense to be prepared. Specialist winter sports insurance cover is invaluable if you're caught out with unexpected medical or travel costs. Before purchasing an insurance policy consider what other activities you might be taking part in during your holiday. Tobogganing, dog sledging, paragliding and ice skating can all be part of a family winter holiday, so if you think you might be taking part, it's wise to check that your policy has you covered. We've designed the Ski Club's wide-ranging cover with this very much in mind. There are also a range of policy options depending on the type of skiing you intend to do. If you are doing a lot of off-piste, touring or back-country skiing you will need different cover compared to sticking firmly to the pistes. There are plenty of different options out there, so ask your friends for advice, do your research online, and if in doubt ask specific questions before you make your decision. Ski Insurance Tips Note down your travel policy number and have it on your person. For example, note it in your phone and also make sure family members or friends on your trip have it too. If you have a Platinum Membership card please note your Policy Number will be printed on the front, with all helpful contact numbers on the back. Follow the Ski Way Code on the mountain. This code advises the best way to stay safe on the mountain. Be aware of local mountain rules. Insurers have the right to withdraw cover if these aren't followed. If you purchase an annual cover, check the limit on the winter sports cover. Some policies might restrict you to a certain amount of days. If you have arranged your holiday independently rather than a tour operator, you need to check that your insurance covers circumstances such as delayed/cancelled flights or additional accommodation if you are unable to get home. Check your policy in detail for the type of skiing it covers. Some might not cover off piste, racing or freestyle skiing. Insurers can withdraw their cover if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs on the mountain. So think twice if you are drinking on the mountain at lunch or on breaks. Some insurers now insist that you wear a helmet. Make sure your equipment is well maintained and is in date. Faulty equipment could affect your claim. Keep your equipment in view. If you leave it in an unattended vehicle, for example, it may mean you are uninsured. If your equipment is stolen you need to have a police report in order to claim, and show evidence of receipts where appropriate. 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