SUN Insurance Company Ltd has introduced an upgraded Travel Insurance Policy called Sota Tale. During the policy launch, Tarlochan Singh, the principal officer at SUN Insurance, emphasized the importance of having comprehensive travel coverage for ensuring peace of mind while traveling abroad.
“Our enhanced travel policy is designed to provide extensive protection, allowing our customers to travel with confidence and security,” he stated. Singh also mentioned the company’s commitment to continuous innovation and improvement in their products to meet customers’ evolving needs.
“This new policy reflects our dedication to exceptional value and service, ensuring that every journey is supported with reliable assistance and care,” he added.
The new travel insurance policy offers a variety of benefits tailored to suit the diverse needs of travelers, including:
– Coverage for death or permanent disability resulting from injuries sustained while traveling outside of Fiji, applicable if the incident leads to death or permanent disability within six months.
– Medical reimbursement for all reasonable and necessary medical expenses incurred overseas due to injury or illness requiring medical attention.
– Protection against loss, theft, or damage of luggage and personal belongings during travel.
– Reimbursement for reasonable accommodation costs incurred due to flight delays caused by the airline.
– A funeral cost benefit that covers the maximum insured amount for funeral expenses in the event of the insured’s passing.
– Coverage for reasonable expenses related to the repatriation of the insured or their family members in case of death while traveling.
“We are committed to providing the highest standard of travel protection, allowing our clients to enjoy their journeys worry-free. We believe this enhanced policy will set a new standard for travel insurance in Fiji,” concluded Singh.
The updated travel insurance policy is available for purchase online or through authorized agents throughout Fiji. SUN Insurance is publicly listed on the South Pacific Stock Exchange, with the last trading price at $1.60 per share.