Pros
- Over 40 pre-existing medical conditions are covered as standard and cover for other conditions can be considered following a medical screening.
- There's no age limit for the snow sports add-on option, making National Seniors Travel Insurance one of the few brands that covers over 75s on the slopes.
Cons
- Cover is expensive. We requested a quote using the details of a 65-year-old traveller heading to the US for two weeks. Comprehensive cover came in at over $1,000.
- There's no option to add an adventure pack which means some higher risk activities aren't covered including rock climbing or riding a scooter.








I need I need travel insurance to cover trekking I Tasmania. I have osteoporosis and have had a stress fracture in past 12 months. Will you cover me. What will be the premium cost
Thank you
Hi Christine,
Thanks for getting in touch. I’m sorry to hear about your osteoporosis and medication condition.
I might be able to tell you with you will be covered or not as we don’t represent any insurer. However, please note that pre-existing conditions are assessed on a case-by-case basis. With this in mind, you might want to check our guide about travel insurance for pre-existing conditions.
Open that link and on that page, there are travel insurance brands listed on our comparison table that may consider your situation. Compare them based on various details. Once you’re done, you can then get in touch with your chosen insurer.
While looking for insurers, please make sure you read the terms and conditions of the policy to learn more and know if it is the right policy for you or not.
I hope this helps. Should you have further questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out again.
Have a wonderful day!
Cheers,
Zubair