One of the world's largest insurers is coming for the offline market and it changes the competitive landscape
Daniel Wood Jun 17, 2026
Intentions are climbing, and so is the complexity of what many expect from their cover
Fourteen trips grounded, damage unquantified, and multiple tenants exposed
When the refund falls short of the replacement fare, standard policy exclusions determine who pays
Nearly $7,000 spent. A policy that folded with the vendor. And a Banking Ombudsman complaint to show for it
The world’s insurers are still selling a product built for a calmer era - and one senior executive says the industry can no longer afford to ignore the gap
Aussies and Kiwis are rewriting the map and insurers are pushing to keep up
Many expect no medical shocks yet lack plans if hit
Claims cluster around fractures, dislocations, infections, and gastrointestinal illness
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