You can get insurance for domestic travel, but is it a good idea?
ABCA few days before Christmas, David Pell realised his long-awaited beach holiday was a write-off. One option is domestic travel insurance — and the recent bushfires, along with coronavirus, might have you wondering if it's worth purchasing. What domestic travel insurance will and won't cover There are dozens of different policies available, but most will generally cover cancellations and delays, lost luggage and unexpected rental car expenses. If you're thinking of taking out domestic travel insurance, it's important to read the policy carefully so you don't get caught out. "If I'm going to North Queensland and I'm staying in a nice hotel, hiring a rental car and spending a few thousand dollars on flights and accommodation, I would tend to get domestic travel insurance," Mr Bird says.