Calculating The Cost Of A Beach Break

Posted on August 5, 2016 by worldwideinsure

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Do bargain beers or cheap ice-creams draw you to a coastal location? Maybe you prefer to pick your beach holiday based on the price of a luxury lunch? If it’s the cost of the little things that count when you book a holiday, you’ll love Travel Bird’s Beach Price Index! Here’s what we found out…

La Plage de Maui, Tahiti is the MOST EXPENSIVE beach to visit in the index. You’ll be forking out an average of £41.50 per person for the day. Access is free, but lunch for one is over £17, a beer will set you back over a fiver and if you forget your sunscreen, you’ll be looking to pay nearly £15 to keep the ‘burn at bay.

Cua Dai Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam the CHEAPEST beach to visit out of the 250 strong list, a comparatively cheap average of £9.34 per person per day. Here a bottle of water only costs 35p, lunch is around £5, and an ice-cream for you, or the kids just 62p.

Navagio, Zakynthos, Greece is the beach with the most AFFORDABLE BEER, a very palatable £1.02. In fact, Greece takes all top 6 positions for beaches with the cheapest beers, with Paleokastritsa in Corfu, Greece placing a price tag of £1.13 for a bottle.

From TravelBird.nl

How they did it: TravelBird took 900 of the world’s most popular seaside locations and whittled them down to 250 of the best beaches from 66 countries worldwide. To calculate the cost of a day at each, they took an average cost for sun cream, a bottle of water, a beer, ice-cream and lunch. Clever stuff! You can check out the full list here: Beach Price Index.

From TravelBird.nl

Sunscreen:

Cheapest: £1.38, Cua Dai Beach, Hoi An, Vietnam

Dearest: £18.69, Anse Georgette, Praslin, Seychelles

Water:

Cheapest: £0.15, Palolem Beach, Goa, India

Dearest: £1.81, Enterprise Beach (Miami Beach) Barbados

Beer:

Cheapest: £1.02, Navagio, Zakynthos, Greece

Dearest: £5.26 Mareto Plage Publique, Moorea, French Polynesia

Ice Cream:

Cheapest: £0.36, Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia

Dearest: £2.67, Mareto Plage Publique, Moorea, French Polynesia

Lunch:

Cheapest: £4.89, El Laguito, Cartagena, Colombia

Dearest: £19.89, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA

Access:

Cheapest paid entry: £1.19, Dhanushkodi Beach, Pamban Island, India

Dearest: £331.72, Astola Beach, Balochistan, Pakistan

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Airbnb Review – Travel App of the Month July 2016

Posted on July 29, 2016 by worldwideinsure

This is for the spontaneous traveller, the holidaymaker that refuses to go home, the adventurer who wants to keep on adventuring… Sure, you can use the Airbnb app to pre-book your holiday accommodation, but using it en-route is the best way to feel its excitement to the fullest.

What is the Airbnb app?

It is an accommodation booking app with over 600,000 listings across 191 countries. The accommodation includes, yurts, tree houses, homes, rooms, long term lets… all hosted by local people. So you get to live like a local wherever you are visiting.

What does the Airbnb app do?

The app is useful for those travelling, as well as those hosting. As a traveller you can:

Discover and book accommodation via the app
Search for last-minute rentals
Message your host
Get directions to your accommodation
Access your itinerary
Create a destination wish-list based on accommodation

Who is the Airbnb app for?

Anyone who needs somewhere to stay for 1 night up to many many nights! Families, groups, you name it. According to a few surveys, once someone has tried Airbnb for accommodation, they don’t go back to booking hotels.

We think the mobile app particularly suits the adventurous traveller who has decided to extend their stay overseas, visiting the places your bookings take you. (Don’t forget we offer travel insurance for people who are already travelling –more on that below!)

What do the Airbnb reviews say?

It seems that the app works better for iphone users than for android users, but Google Play is still giving the Airbnb app a very respectable 4.3 stars out of 5. Get Airbnb for free on iTunes, or Google Play.

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Travel Insurance while you are already travelling

If you are looking to extend your adventure, you won’t just need to find somewhere to stay, you’ll need to make sure you have the right insurance. Here at WorldwideInsure.com we provide cover to suit your plans, over the phone, without you needing to be in your usual country of residence. So, if you are still travelling and want to keep on moving you can buy cover online or over the phone by calling 01892 833338.

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Travel Health and Safety – Have You Packed These?

Posted on July 22, 2016 by worldwideinsure

There is little doubt that sun cream will be top of your packing list this summer – but have you ever considered what other items might be worth taking on holiday? We share some top products that might just keep you healthy and safe while away…

Insect Repellent

By PyramidTravelProducts.co.uk

Insects are mightily annoying at best, and can cause serious illnesses, and even death in some cases. So it is no wonder that insect repellent is the top of our list! Whether you expect midges or mosquitos to be bugging you on holiday, pack the right repellent for the job. Pyramid supply a variety of insect repellents, both DEET and DEET-free, suitable for adventures of all ages, all over the world. We particularly like their DEET-free Trek Natural spray, suitable for children as young as 6 months.

Water Filter

The LIFESAVER bottle is available at IconLifesaver.eu

Always buying bottled water when you go abroad? You should consider taking along a water filter to save yourself money, and potentially falling ill. The LIFESAVER bottle may have been designed for those travelling well and truly off the beaten track, but it is an essential item for any international traveller. The robust and portable water filter is capable of delivering up to 6,000 litres of clean water, ideal for any holiday or adventure where the quality of the water supply is in question.

LIFESAVER bottle is a portable water filter, which removes viruses, bacteria and cysts. No need for bad tasting chemicals and the bottle filter shuts down once it needs replacing – meaning that it can not pass contaminated water.

Carbon Monoxide Alarm

The Fire Angel CO-9X retails at £24.99. For stockist information along with hints and tips on how to stay safe from CO, visit ProjectShout.com.

Awareness of holiday safety and CO poisoning has risen in recent years, which is why Project SHOUT has launched a campaign to encourage people to take a CO alarm with them on holiday. Fire Angel’s CO-9X 7 year portable CO alarm is ideal – Its light and compact design means the alarm is no bigger than a bar of soap fitting easily in even the most tightly packed cases! The alarm will alert you and your family to CO emissions from boilers, cookers, BBQs and other fuel-burning appliances.

Mosquito Net

Zi Technology Fabric Impregnation in the Pyramid Mosinet provides protection for up to 2 years or 35 washes. By PyramidTravelProducts.co.uk

This pop-up mosquito net made it onto our list thanks to its simple and effective design. While a mozzie net might not be needed to keep malaria-carrying mosquitos at bay in every destination, biting insects are a nuisance in many parts of the world. This pop-up tent net is the ideal and easy solution to a bite-free bedtime! The free-standing Mosinet sets up in seconds and requires no external support or hanging points.

First Aid Kit

The Travelproof Travel Survival Kit is a versatile all-in-one kit covering minor day-to-day medical eventualities for most types of long-haul travel within 24 hours of reliable medical facilities. £25 at NomadTravel.co.uk

Forget your supermarket style first-aid kits, you need something designed to suit your destination when you go off on an adventure. Nomad Travel supply a range of standard medical kits to suit mountain expeditions, jungles and malaria risk zones, as well as bespoke kits for the most adventurous journeys! Many of their kits also contain antibiotics and syringes – needed if travelling to places where sterile medical resources are limited, and medicines may be of doubtful origin.

Travel Insurance

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Arguably the most important piece of travel safety equipment in your pack is Travel insurance – without it you may face hefty medical fees, and may even find yourself stranded overseas. WorldwideInsure.com tailor insurance packages to the needs of each person travelling – so whether you are climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, trekking across Patagonia, or just going to the Costa Del Sol for some sunshine – we can provide comprehensive cover to fit the bill.

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Your Guide To Going On A Goddess Retreat

Posted on July 18, 2016 by worldwideinsure

Embracing feminine empowerment and connecting with goddess energy – not new ways for women to feel more spiritually connected, but most certainly an emerging trend in overseas retreats. We share what you need to know about going on an enlightening holiday abroad.

Courtesy of GoddessAcumen.com

What is a Goddess Retreat?

Goddess retreats, women empowerment workshops, circle gatherings… there are a variety of names for this type of overseas escape, but they are all fundamentally the same – they focus on connecting with your feminine power, honouring womanhood and being at one with the sisterhood. That can be encouraged in a number of ways such as through meditation, circling, restorative therapies and yoga.

Who is a Goddess Retreat For?

Women from all paths of life, and in any stage of their life are welcome on these retreats, many attracting those who want to connect with their inner goddess and like-minded women. The ethos is to come as you are.

Women at a Goddess Full Moon Gathering under the wishing tree at Natural Springs Retreat, Turkey

What To Expect On A Goddess Retreat

This all depends on where you go, but generally speaking you can expect a mix of energy work, meditation, holistic therapies, and connecting with nature and the self – all in a communal and supportive environment. This also includes communal dining, with meal times offering nourishment for the mind and soul as well as the body!

Practice your yoga, book a massage or just relax on the chill out platform by the waterfall. Courtesy of NaturalSpringsRetreat.com

There are lots of activities available during retreats, which could include visits to local markets, swimming, surfing, walking, or something to get the pulse racing! Courtesy of Natural Springs Retreat.

What To Take On A Goddess Retreat

Comfy clothes! Comfort is paramount when it comes to relaxation, and it is impossible to connect with your inner goddess if your mind is distracted with discomfort. You may like to take your own yoga matt, and a favourite blanket or wrap for meditations. Many women find that the urge to journal is strong on these retreats, so pick up a nice notebook to document your experiences.

Where Can I Find A Goddess Retreat?

You could connect with your local Red Tent group, speak with local yoga practitioners, or search for events at specific retreats.

Turkey

Venues such as Natural Springs Retreat in the Tlos mountains, Turkey welcome guests all year round, but also hold women-only events including week-long Goddess Empowerment Workshops and Full Moon Circle gatherings for women.

Natural Springs Retreat, Turkey invites women on Goddess Empowerment Workshops to journey and open up their senses to connect with their inner goddess. The ancient and beautiful site is a powerful trigger for reconnecting, love, gratitude and feminine power. Details of the next week-long retreat can be found at NaturalSpringsRetreat.com.

Barbados

Another way to find Goddess retreats is to connect with a practitioner who hosts events at a chosen retreat. Goddess Acumen is taking her skills all the way to Barbados to host the Abundant Goddess and Yoga Retreat.

Goddess Acumen specialises in helping women find freedom, purpose and balance through the six goddess archetypes. The next retreats take place in Barbados: 8-16th October 2016 and 29th April-7th May 2017. Packages include flights, most meals and accommodation. Visit GoddessAcumen.com to find out more.

Don’t forget your travel insurance! You may not plan to get tangled up in a downdog or lose yourself in a meditation, but things might not always go to plan, even on the most relaxed of holidays. Make sure you are covered for things that are beyond your control – call WorldwideInsure.com on 01892 833338 or buy cover online.

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How To Have A Happy Holiday

Posted on July 8, 2016 by worldwideinsure

Eat local cuisine

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Whether you are holidaying in Dorset, or have jetted off to Dubai, eating the local delicacies is part and parcel of experiencing your destination to its fullest.

Make friends

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Okay, so you should be wary of strangers while you are in unfamiliar territory, but don’t let that stop you from talking to people. Often the strangers we meet and the stories they tell become part of our stories too.

Watch the sunset (and the sun rise)

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And don’t forget to check out the night sky too! The sky above us can look very different depending on where in the world you are so make sure you catch the celestial action while away.

Try a new activity

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They say that the strongest memories are made by the most emotional experiences, so try something new and extraordinary to make your trip a holiday of a lifetime.

Welcome the unexpected

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Sometimes the most amazing experiences are those we didn’t plan for, or see coming. If something doesn’t go to plan on your trip, just go with the flow and see where it takes you –chances are it’ll be somewhere amazing!

Remember to relax a little

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While it is important to make sure you see and experience as much of your destination as possible, you don’t want to return feeling like you “need another holiday”, so take some time to relax. This could even be an extra day off when you get back home, to ease yourself into things.

Don’t forget your travel insurance

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Your holiday won’t be a happy one if something goes wrong and you don’t have the right travel insurance. Give us a call on 01892 833338 or visit WorldwideInsure.com to get covered, then sit back and RELAX!

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Star Walk ™ Review – Travel App of the Month June 2016

Posted on June 30, 2016 by worldwideinsure

With kid-friendly destinations on this month’s blogging agenda, we thought we should feature a travel app that would keep the little ones entertained. We chose Star Walk ™ because it will also help children engage with their holiday location at the same time.

What is Star Walk ™?

Star Walk ™ is an app that allows users to locate and view stars and planets in real time in a night sky map. The interactive map contains over 200,000 celestial bodies accompanied by extensive facts and information.

What can Star Walk ™ do?

Let you travel through time! Yep, as well as show real time info based on your location, Star Walk ™ has a nifty time travel button which allows viewers to see what the night sky in that location looked like in the past, and what it will look like in the future!

This personal planetarium also has a calendar of important star-gazing events so users never miss any interesting events, even when you are back home!

What do the Star Walk ™ reviews say?

That it is a fun and informative app that kids (and adults) of all ages will love. Some reviewers have identified some glitch activity, which most of the time has been sorted by a reinstall, but overall the feedback is really good.

starwalker google reviews

starwalker itunes reviews

Find out more and download the app:

StarWalk website

iTunes

GooglePlay

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Top 5 Surfing Destinations

Posted on June 24, 2016 by worldwideinsure

Not sure where to head this summer to catch some decent surf? Fear not! British Surfing Champion Jonny Wallbridge has a massive wealth of knowledge when it comes to enjoying the waves of the world.

Born on the island of Guernsey, which measures a mere 30 square miles, Johnny Wallbridge has always been surrounded by water. It’s, therefore, perhaps unsurprising that he took up surfing at the age of 14 and didn’t look back. Since then he’s become a British Surfing Champion, has travelled the world in search of bigger, better waves, and has even opened his own surf clothing and accessories shop, Yakwax.

Here are his top five places to go…

Image courtesy of Jonny Wallbridge

1. Indonesia

July and August are prime months to chase waves off the coast of Indonesia. From Bali to the Mentawaii Islands, the conditions are perfect almost every day. Indonesia — or “Indo”, as it’s commonly known within the surf community — is well-regarded for having some of the best waves on the planet thanks to the consistent swells, light winds, hot air, and fantastic water temperatures.

Some of the most popular surf spots in Bali can be found on the Bukit Peninsula and include the likes of Uluwatu, Padang Padang, Bingin, Impossibles, and Balangan. Alternatively, if you have some money to spare, charter a private yacht from a reliable company like Pulau Luxury Charter and sail through the Mentawaii Island chain in search of perfect, uncrowded waves that you spend dark winters dreaming about.

Image by Joschko Hammerman.

2. Mexico

During the summer months, Mexico gets pummelled by consistent southwest swells that march across the Pacific. Thanks to the steep continental shelf that sits off Mexico, the power of the waves is magnified, making the country home to some of the most intense beach breaks in the world. If you’re willing to take some risks to catch the best barrel of your life, spots like Puerto Escondido and Pascuales should definitely be on your list.

If you don’t have much experience of surfing abroad, an organised camp or tour might be for you. Surf Las Palmeras is a camp in Salina Cruz, southern Mexico, and offers packages that include everything you could possibly need. It’s a brilliant option if you’ve never been to Mexico, as you’ll be guided towards all the best spots.

Image by Patsacha.

3. South Africa

Back in 2015, three-time world champion surfer Mick Fanning made headlines after being attacked by a great white shark while surfing in South Africa. These waters aren’t for the faint-hearted, but that just adds to the rush of surfing in them.

Seasoned surfers put the dangers to the back of their mind to take advantage of the world class waves that J-Bay, which is considered to be the best right hand point break on the planet, provides. Although, according to National Geographic’s list of the World’s Best 20 Surf Towns, Muizenberg, South Africa, is an ideal place for beginners to start out, so the area can truly suit anyone.

Image by Helloolly.

4. Guernsey

Of course, this list wouldn’t be complete without the place where it all began: Guernsey. While the island itself is relatively small, it boasts some stunning coastal scenery and a very tight-knit surfing community. It might not attract the crowds that more exotic locations do, but it has a lot of heart and, no matter where in Guernsey you go, you’re never too far away from a fun surfing spot.

If you’re unfamiliar to the area, Vazon Bay is the best place to start. It’s the most popular surfing spot and is also home to Guernsey Surf School, the only of its kind on the island. There’s even a handy beach café nearby where you can refuel after a session.

Image by Dongpung.

5. Oahu, Hawaii

North Shore, Oahu in Hawaii is one of the most celebrated surfing locations on the planet. In the winter months its world-class waves play host to a range of professional competitions and attract serious, international surfers who fancy a challenge.

During the summer the water becomes a lot calmer, making this the ideal time for more casual surfers, beginners, or those who are just looking for a relaxing holiday, to descend upon the coast. Oahu’s official travel website is a great place to learn about what happens on the island throughout the year if you’re considering a visit.

Surfing in itself is an exhilarating sport, but your overall experience depends on choosing the perfect location. From someone who’s travelled the world with his surfboard in tow, these five are fantastic places to start.

WorldwideInsure.com automatically cover loads of sports and activities on their travel insurance policies, including surfing, scuba diving, windsurfing, canoeing and water skiing. For more info, get in touch on 01892 833338 or visit WorldwideInsure.com for a fast online quote.

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Family Friendly Holidays To Suit Your Budget This Summer!

Posted on June 17, 2016 by worldwideinsure

Looking to whisk the family away somewhere stunning this summer? We have picked three of the most sought-after holidays around to suit your bargain, mid-range or luxury budget – each with their own fantastic facilities for keeping the kids entertained so you can sit back and chillax! Don’t forget… kids go free on our Family Travel Insurance policies!

Bargain Break

Holiday apartment with waterslides in Playa de las Americas, Tenerife from spain-holiday.com

Image courtesy of spain-holiday.com

Bag a bargain break with all the conveniences you want on a hot summer holiday with your kids with this Tenerife offer.

Apartment sleeps up to 4 people
1 minute walk from the sandy Playa del Camison
Local amenities within walking distance
Seawater pools within the complex

For the kids:

Separate children’s pool
Mini Aqua Park for kids with water slides

Find out more at spain-holiday.com

Mid-Range Getaway

Chalets with nanny facilities in Portes du Soleil, Morzine, French Alps from chillypowder.com

Chilly Powder Lodge Have lots of family fun, and a little bit of adult time out at fabulous family-run, family-friendly chalets in Portes du Soleil that won’t break the bank!

All bedrooms are individually themed (including Oriental, Savoyarde and Safari rooms)
All facilities have en-suite bathrooms with access to an outdoor hot tub, sauna, and massage room
Three prestigious TripAdvisor Travellers Choice Awards 2014 have been awarded
Reputation for exquisite food and bespoke service
Head Chef uses the freshest of ingredients and lots of local produce
The exhilarating summer activities on offer include hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, white water rafting, paragliding, and relaxing by the many stunning lakes nearby

For the kids:

In-house childcare is provided in Chilly Powder’s own crèche

Fully qualified nannies able to offer care for children as young as 3 months old
All the bedrooms at Chilly Powder have been designed to suit families of all sizes and stages and the childcare facilities are unique to Morzine

In the winter Chilly Powder chalets boast a true ski-to-door location as it is situated directly opposite the main gondola lift to Avoriaz. Other winter activities in the region include ice climbing, paragliding and ice diving.

Call 020 7289 6958 or visit chillypowder.com for more info.

Luxury Location

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino with adult only hideaways and kid-friendly activities, Riviera Maya, Mexico from BA.

Image courtesy of ba.com

Live life like a rock star in one of the most exclusive all-inclusive family holiday resorts around.

Room includes private Hydro Spa Tub
24 hour room service
In-room premium liquor dispenser
Concierge butler service is also available
Adult only pools complete with swim up bars
Exclusive beach for snorkeling, kayaking and swimming

Guests get complimentary resort credits redeemable against resort experiences including Hydrotherapy Rock Spa and championship golf course.

Rock Spa®, with 75 treatment rooms and spa butler service
Body Rock® fitness centre
World class golf
Posh Beauty Salon®
Private beach cove
Heaven – the adults only luxury resort within the resort
Selection of exquisite restaurants and bars

For the kids:

Linking family suites for up to 10
Kid’s rooms are kitted out with Xboxes, a full stocked minibar with non-alcoholic drinks, and 24 hour room service with a menu tailored just for kids!
Kids pools plus outdoor entertainment and games
Over 12s can rock out in the Music Lab or mix it up at the Electronic Dance Music experience, or even star in their own music video
Younger children can head to The Little Big Club
Ultimate Playtime Packages available for 0 months to 12 years

Visit ba.com/hardrock to book.

Kids go free on WorldwideInsure.com Family Travel Insurance policies!

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10 Of The Best Bridal Honeymoon Packing Hacks

Posted on June 10, 2016 by worldwideinsure

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We share ten fail-safe ways of making sure you still feel like a princess from the moment you unpack your bag!

Pack a post-flight spritz pack in your hand luggage. In it have some face wipes, a tinted moisturiser, and lip balm. This is all you’ll need to revive your look after a long or short haul flight.
Keep your clothes crease-free. Roll your clothes rather than fold. Not only will this reduce creasing, it will take up less room in your suitcase too.
Avoid smashed makeup. Pop a cotton wool pad in compact powders to stop them breaking up and use a make-up roll for makeup pencils.
Keep your makeup brushes bushy and beautiful. Use a toothbrush cover over the ends. Not only will this stop the brush getting damaged, it stops powder going all over your makeup bag too.
Pack pretty undies without them getting crushed. Invest in specialist lingerie luggage to protect delicate silks, intricate beadwork, and moulded bra cups getting damaged or creased.
Keep jewellery tangle free. Put pairs of earrings through buttons, and use organza bags to store individual items.
Decant your best beauty buys into small pots. Tester pots or stacking travel pots are ideal, and will mean you can carry your most precious potions in your hand luggage rather than risk losing them in hold luggage.
Use waterproof bags to prevent nasty spills. No one wants shampoo and conditioner exploding over their honeymoon holiday clothes, so put liquids in a waterproof travel pouch. They are usually deigned to keep liquid out, but you can use it to keep spillages in!
Gift-wrap your most delicate items. Whether it is a silk cami, or your favourite diamond necklace, pack it like you were wrapping a gift that has to be sent by post. Think tissue paper and bubble wrap, and a box if needed.
Prevent odours from shoes tainting your wardrobe. Place odour eliminating insoles into shoes before packing. They should soak up any unwanted odours before your clothes do while in the confines of your suitcase.

Make sure you get travel insurance before you jet off on your honeymoon! Call the team at WorldwideInsure.com on 01892 833338.

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Trippeo App Review – Travel App of the Month May 2016

Posted on May 27, 2016 by worldwideinsure

Just two weeks ago we focussed on smart travel tips for business trips, and mentioned that apps were just one way to reduce stress while travelling overseas for work. This inspired us to find the BEST app for business travel – and we found Trippeo!

What is Trippeo?

Trippeo is a mobile-first approach to booking business travel and tracking expenses – automatically! What makes it really great is that it is aimed at company level, so a business can subscribe, and all of their mobile workforce can use the same platform to keep track of itineraries and costs.

What does Trippeo do?

Primarily it offers expense management and travel booking, but its power comes from being customisable and flexible whilst maintaining a solid central admin base. It also has many corporate perks, such as guaranteed lowest flight prices, frequent flyer points, and even personal concierge services.

Centralised Administration
Supports 150 currencies and taxes
Automated Controls and Compliance
Fully Customisable and Flexible
Integrated Accounting with Quickbooks etc
Automatic Expense Reimbursements
Photo Receipt Logging
Credit Card Sync
Auto Email Receipt Logging

Business Travel Savings

Pre-negotiated flight rates
Frequent Flyer Program
Personal Travel Concierge

Corporate Travel Management

Autonomy policy control
Set Preferred vendors
Set and switch company controls

Trippeo is available worldwide for Small Businesses (less than 50 people) and Enterprises (50+ employees) for a small monthly fee. Find out more at Trippeo.com

Need travel insurance for your next business trip? Get an online quote at WorldwideInsure.com or call 01892 833338 to speak to a member of the WorldwideInsure.com team.

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What is the Airbnb app?

What does the Airbnb app do?

Who is the Airbnb app for?

What do the Airbnb reviews say?

Travel Insurance while you are already travelling

Insect Repellent

Water Filter

Carbon Monoxide Alarm

Mosquito Net

First Aid Kit

Travel Insurance

What is a Goddess Retreat?

Who is a Goddess Retreat For?

What To Expect On A Goddess Retreat

What To Take On A Goddess Retreat

Where Can I Find A Goddess Retreat?

Eat local cuisine

Make friends

Watch the sunset (and the sun rise)

Try a new activity

Welcome the unexpected

Remember to relax a little

Don’t forget your travel insurance

1. Indonesia

2. Mexico

3. South Africa

4. Guernsey

5. Oahu, Hawaii

WorldwideInsure.com automatically cover loads of sports and activities on their travel insurance policies, including surfing, scuba diving, windsurfing, canoeing and water skiing. For more info, get in touch on 01892 833338 or visit WorldwideInsure.com for a fast online quote.

Bargain Break

Mid-Range Getaway

Luxury Location

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