Blog: Will Brexit fundamentally change the dynamics of travel insurance?
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The UK's withdrawal from the European Union could leave many travellers with pre-existing medical conditions struggling to get cover to replace that provided by their European Health Insurance Cards. Aquarium Software's product marketing director Mark Colonnese suggests a solution whereby insurers bid against each other to cover conditions at a reasonable, competitive cost with the government underwriting any excess risk.
Mark Colonnese, product marketing director, Aquarium SoftwarePolitical turmoil in the UK continued to grow after the fallout from the 2016 Brexit vote. A new deadline
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