Four Strange Instances Which Are Covered by Travel Insurance

Being shot by a bow and arrowadventure; whether you stay for one day or one
Not just for those that are planning on taking theirweek. Once you're there you're bound to want to
upcoming holidays in Sherwood Forest, having holidaytake part in a reindeer drawn sleigh ride through the
insurance that covers you in the eventuality of acrisp Scandinavian snow. However, what happens if
wayward arrow flying towards you is actually quiteone of Santa's reindeer spots a lone carrot on a
handy for those that plan on playing a little archerysnow covered doorstop and makes a bolt for it,
on their summer holidays. Admittedly you would haveleaving you careering of the edge headfirst into a
to be pretty unlucky to actually be hit by an arrow,patch of black ice with a dozen PS2s, for the good
but that's not to say that archery is without its risks.girls and boys, crashing down on your head. Well, the
The most common accident in archery is the armgood news is that you're covered on your travel
slap where your bow string snaps against your arminsurance for the medical care that you require, in the
leaving a very nasty bruise. However, even the mostevent that you have paid an additional premium
experienced person can suffer from freak accidentsupfront. The bad news is that when hearing of your
and after hearing the recent story of an archer whoplight few people are likely to take you seriously
accidentally died after mishandling his arrows its greatagain. And if after all that kerfuffle you don't fancy
to know that you have travel insurance whichgetting back in a reindeer drawn sleigh, then take a
prepares you for any eventuality.husky drawn sled instead, as these are also covered
Having your cruise ship hijacked by piratesunder your holiday insurance policy.
Having Johnny Depp hijack your cruise holidayTripping Over an American Tourist
definitely doesn't seem like something you should useWhilst visiting the Sistine Chapel, you accidentally
your holiday insurance to cover against, but the truthknock over an American tourist who thinks that it's a
is that pirates have been known to hijack cruise shipsgreat idea to stand in the midst of the spectacular
and they aren't the bumbling Disney kind. Thebuilding firing off flashes at Michaelango's stunning
300,000 ton cruise ship Nautica recently had to fightmural. You may think that you've got away with a
off pirates on the Yemeni Coast as they attemptedpolite apology and are now the best of friends,
to loot the liner of customer valuables and oil.having exchanged home addresses and everything.
However, it is relatively rare for passenger liners toUntil that is you receive a rather brusque letter from
be targeted, with most of the notorious Somaliantheir solicitor suing you for loss of enjoyment on their
gangs concentrating on cargo liners and navy ships.European jaunt. Your eyes may glaze over when you
But, the tragic events of 9/11 show only too wellread through his list of rather unreasonable demands
that hijacking can happen, whatever vessel youfor settlement, but the good news is that you're
happen to be travelling on and as a result mostcovered on your travel insurance premium for legal
holiday insurance companies offer up to £500costs up to £25,000, and the bad news, well
cover in the tragic event of hijacking.you might want to choose your new best friends a
Falling Out Of Santa's Sleigh in Laplandlittle more carefully.
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