Age shouldn’t stop you seeing the world. We offer cover with no upper age limit on single-trip policies, because retirement is for travelling.
Types of Travel Insurance
Multi-Trip Travel Insurance
An annual multi-trip policy gives you the freedom to travel however you like. For one fixed annual price, you’re covered for every trip you take over a 12-month period no matter how often or how far you go.
Family Travel Insurance
Family holidays are stressful enough without worrying about insurance. Peopl family travel insurance covers up to 6 children free on every policy so growing families and blended families pay the same as a couple. Choose single-trip or annual multi-trip cover, with no upper age limit on adults.
Single Trip Travel Insurance
If you’re planning to travel outside Ireland, don’t neglect your travel insurance when you’re booking. A single-trip policy is an essential part of minimising the risks of travel especially if you only travel once or twice a year.
Student Travel Insurance
Studying abroad, on Erasmus, or taking a J1? Designed for students who need extended cover that doesn’t break the budget.
Business Travel Insurance
Travelling for work? Our policies cover medical emergencies, cancellation, luggage, and personal liability — everything you need when you’re on the road for business.
Cover That Travels With You
Planning a foreign holiday? Make sure you have the right protection with travel insurance from Peopl Insurance. Whether you’re a first-time traveller or a seasoned nomad looking for annual multi-trip cover, we’ve got your back wherever your next trip takes you.
Our comprehensive travel insurance policies provide cover for a wide range of holiday risks, including emergency medical treatment abroad, trip cancellation, flight delays, lost or stolen luggage, and more. With options for both single-trip and annual multi-trip holiday insurance, you can choose the policy that best fits how you travel. And with no upper age limits and up to six kids covered free on family policies, family holidays are much easier, the most difficult decision will be who gets the window seat..
What is Travel Insurance?
Travel insurance is a policy that protects you financially when something goes wrong before or during a trip abroad. It covers the costs you can’t recover yourself emergency medical treatment overseas, cancelled flights, lost luggage, missed departures and unexpected travel disruption.
Without travel insurance, an injury abroad or a cancelled trip could leave you facing thousands of euros in costs. A standard policy from Peopl covers the four areas Irish travellers need most: medical emergencies, trip cancellation, travel delays and lost or stolen belongings.
Protection That Actually Protects
Every Peopl. travel policy comes loaded with the cover that matters – no hidden surprises, just fair protection from the moment you book.
Delay
If your transport is delayed by more than 12 hours you can be reimbursed the cost of travel. This can apply to planes, ferries and even trains and busses.
Emergency Assistance
A medical emergency abroad can be scary when you don’t know the process. Travel insurance helps you cover any expenses that come up with 24/7 support.
Personal Belongings
If your suitcase or possessions are damaged, lost or stolen then you can make a claim on your travel insurance to recover the value.
Cancellation
Recover the expenses of cancelled accommodations or flights if you can’t make them, whether you need to cancel completely or just cut your trip short.
Travel Documents
Assistance with the cost of replacing lost or stolen passports and travel documents abroad.
Personal Liability
Cover if you accidentally injure someone or damage their property while abroad.
When should I buy travel insurance?
Buy it as soon as you book your flights or pay a deposit. Early cover protects you from cancellation costs if illness or anything unexpected stops you travelling.
I have a medical condition. Can I buy your travel insurance?
Yes, you can buy Peopl Insurance travel cover with a medical condition, but you must declare it honestly at the quote stage. Failing to disclose a pre-existing condition can invalidate your policy and any claim you might need to make.
What does travel insurance not cover?
Standard exclusions include undeclared pre-existing medical conditions, travel to destinations under a “Do Not Travel” advisory from the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs, claims related to alcohol or drug use, and high-risk activities like winter sports unless you’ve added the relevant cover.
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