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Why choose insurance policies underwritten by Mitsui Sumitomo?

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    Mitsui and Sumitomo are both more than 300 years old, and both were already offering insurance when they merged in 2001 to create the Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance company.

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    Who is Mitsui Sumitomo?

    The merger of Mitsui and Sumitomo brought together two industry names that have been ahead of their time for centuries.

    The Mitsui conglomerate got its start as an individual fabric merchant, but quickly grew into a conglomerate that made its mark by cultivating a reputation for exceptional customer service and looking for new ways to offer more convenience and ease to customers. Respect, honour and integrity for employees and customers alike have been part of Mitsui’s reputation as it expanded from a retailer to a more holistic business.

    Meanwhile, more than 300 years ago the Sumitomo family was also looking to the future. In 1690 the family already held numerous copper mining and trading interests when it discovered what would become one of the largest copper mines in the world. Development of the mine was carried out with a focus on environmental sustainability and looking after the world for future generations, and the Sumitomo company undertook tree planting to replace what was lost, while relocating copper refineries to help mitigate the environmental impact of the mines.

    Eventually Mitsui and Sumitomo were well positioned to offer marine and property insurance, and in 2001, Mitsui Marine Fire & Insurance Co. and Sumitomo Marine Fire & Insurance Co. merged into the Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Company, bringing together the strengths of both names.

    Why get travel insurance with Mitsui Sumitomo?

    Fostering long term business practices and forging close relationships with their customers, in both the good and the bad times, are integral parts of Mitsui Sumitomo’s company culture as well as relevant qualities to look for in an insurer.

    In addition to its reliability, experience and substantial resources as an underwriter, Mitsui Sumitomo has a history of corporate responsibility that aligns with its responsibilities as an insurer.

    Mitsui Sumitomo brand profile

    Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan

    Locations served: Global

    Number of employees: 20,000+

    Travel insurance brands underwritten:

    • InsureandGo
    • Tick Travel Insurance

    InsureandGo

    InsureandGo is dedicated to flexible and varied travel insurance policies for business trips, local holidays or expansive, long-term overseas tours. The goal is for almost any Australian to be able to find the cover they need with InsureandGo.

    InsureandGo includes cover for a wide variety of extras, including 50+ sports and cover for children, for free, letting you find effective protection to enjoy your trip without needing to spend a long time going through policies.

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    Tick Travel Insurance

    Tick travel insurance off your checklist with efficient, simple and easy to understand policies. These policies can cover a wide range of travellers from common travel hazards and can be a straightforward way of selecting effective travel cover.

    Tick Travel Insurance can help travellers enjoy their trip in safety and security without breaking the bank.

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      johnAugust 27, 2018

      I am walking the Kokoda Trail in September. If I should, say, have a fall and need to be helicoptered out, do your travel insurance plans cover this expense?

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        JoshuaAugust 29, 2018Staff

        Hi John,

        Thanks for getting in touch with finder. I hope all is well with you. :)

        Generally, most travel insurance plans cover helicopter ambulance and that includes the policies underwritten by Mitsui Sumitomo. You can confirm if you have medical evacuation cover by checking the table of benefits on your travel insurance policy.

        I hope this helps. Should you have further questions, please don’t hesitate to reach us out again.

        Have a wonderful day!

        Cheers,
        Joshua

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