Travel Insurance
Cover for the things that go wrong after you have booked: illness or injury away from home, a trip you must cancel, baggage that does not arrive, or a disruption that leaves you stranded between islands.
What travel insurance usually covers
Medical emergencies and hospital cover
Treatment, medication and emergency evacuation costs if you fall ill or are injured away from home.
Trip cancellation or interruption
Reimbursement of non-refundable costs when you must cancel or cut short a trip for a covered reason.
Delayed, damaged or lost baggage
Essential purchases while your bag is delayed, and compensation when it is lost or damaged by the carrier.
Flight disruption and missed connections
Meals, accommodation and rebooking costs when a delay or cancellation strands you en route.
Step-by-Step Guidelines:
- Check what you already have:
Some bank cards, employer schemes and existing annual policies already include travel cover. Confirm the limits before buying a second policy.
- Match the cover to your trip:
Compare destinations, trip length, planned activities, pre-existing medical conditions and whether you need medical evacuation between Pacific islands.
- Keep your documents and claim early:
Save your booking receipts, boarding passes, medical reports and carrier delay confirmations. Most partners require a claim within a fixed window after the event.
Click JETRadar is an independent Online Travel Agency. Insurance policies are underwritten and administered by licensed insurance partners, not by Click JETRadar, and the policy wording is the only authority on what is covered. Insurance options for your booking will be listed on this page as they are confirmed with our partners.
Need cover before the options are published? Tell us your destinations and travel dates and we will arrange a quote for you.
Related: flight compensation if your airline is at fault for a delay, cancellation or overbooking.