Travellers jetting off to sunnier climates could find that following tips to keep their money safe could lower the chance of having to claim on their
holiday insurance.
Holiday Hypermarket reports that there are a number of tips people can follow to ensure their money stays safe abroad.
The site advises not to exchange too much money before you travel, commenting that a small amount of cash, including low denominations handy for tipping, is all a traveller really needs upon arrival in a new destination.
Traveller's cheques "continue to be the safest" choice, the site notes, as they can be refunded or replaced should anything go wrong.
Leaving their accommodation with only the money needed for that day is another wise tip for holidaymakers.
Crystal Luxmore recently wrote in the Star that
travel insurance can "help ease the pain" of problems abroad, after she had her wallet stolen while on a trip.
Holiday insurance from
InsureandGo can help reassure travellers that should they experience any travel hiccups, they can be resolved quickly.
