We’re an Australian owned and operated organisation that is 100% dedicated to providing Australia’s best travel insurance. We have partnered with battleface - a global travel insurance provider, and Pacific International Insurance, a licensed Australian insurance company, to deliver custom-built travel insurance products, with relevant benefits and responsive customer service from any device, any time, any place – Welcome to your better travel buddy - Welcome to Trippi.

Trippi allows you to avoid bad holiday fit - we’ve unbundled travel insurance so you can tailor the insurance you need for your holiday and save money by not paying for things you don’t need.^

Trippi also provides 24/7 emergency travel and medical assistance services, benefits for adventure activities, and remote destinations.

Your Trippi travel buddy provides you 24/7 responsive customer service, emergency travel and medical assistance from any device, any time, any place.

You have access to an operations team, which consists of multi-lingual, talented humans who come from extensive travel protection service backgrounds. The team can help arrange for emergency medical evacuation or make travel arrangements. The team also locates lost luggage, finds lawyers, interpreters, or doctors worldwide.  

Yes. Trippi travel insurance includes cover as standard for medical expenses caused by or resulting from COVID-19.

You can select cover for Cancellation and Trip Interruption, which if selected, extends cover to events caused by or resulting from COVID-19. Claims will be paid up to the amount shown in your Certificate of Insurance and subject to the terms and conditions of your policy.

You can see the excess amount on your  Certificate of Insurance and is your financial contribution to any claim accepted by us. Any applicable excess will apply on a per Insured Person, per claim event basis. Where a claim event triggers benefits under multiple covers or sections, the highest applicable excess will apply.

If you contract COVID-19 while travelling and require medical treatment (including testing) during your trip, it would be covered. However, routine testing required to enter or leave another state or country is not covered under your policy.

If you are diagnosed with COVID-19 and are required to quarantine, you may have coverage under your policy. For example:

• If you are diagnosed with COVID-19 by a registered medical provider within 14 days before your trip (and after you’ve purchased your policy), you may be covered under Cancellation benefits, if you have selected it and it is reflected on your Certificate of Insurance
• If you are diagnosed with COVID-19 by a registered medical provider while on your trip, you may have cover for Trip Interruption (if you have selected it and it is reflected on your Certificate of Insurance) expenses you incur

Note that stay-at-home orders and isolation due to potential COVID-19 exposure aren’t covered.

Absolutely! Insurance is not a blank cheque – We try to balance making insurance affordable and still covering the most common needs people have when they travel. We know most people don’t want to read the exciting adventure that is an insurance policy wording, but we strongly urge you to do so. We’ve tried to make our wording as straightforward as it can be, whilst still being a legal contract that you can rely upon. You can read the Product disclosure Statement.

No, this product does not cover for resort closure due to COVID-19 (the resort is usually responsible for this). If you are notified of a resort closure due to COVID-19, we recommend you contact the resort or your travel agent.

You can think of Insurance as a pool of money that people contribute to. How much you contribute is generally based on how likely they are to lodge a claim for these funds and how much you would need. Some of the information we use to determine this includes; 

• The duration of cover (both the time you are covered before you travel and the time you are away)
• The age of everyone travelling
• The countries you are travelling to 
• What Excess you choose
• What Optional Covers you select

Snow Pack cover, when selected, covers equipment loss or damage for skiing and snowboarding. It extends the benefits of your policy to include claims which may arise when you are participating in snow sports. No cover will apply in respect of Personal Liability claims.

Equipment includes snowboards, skis, bindings, sticks/poles and boots. Snow sports equipment is covered (the maximum amount payable for each insured person is AUD $300). Hired equipment is also covered (the maximum amount payable for each insured person is AUD $300). Exclusions do apply, so please check the PDS and your Certificate of Insurance for full details.

Yes. We cater for groups of people who travel, live and work internationally. You can also list up to 10 travellers on any one policy.

No, there is no cover for losses incurred from any government prohibition, regulation, sanction or intervention, including border closures, for you or a member of your travelling party. This includes losses incurred from travelling to, planning to travel to or choosing to remain in, a country or region that, prior to your arrival, ‘do not travel’ advice was issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) on smartraveller.gov.au.

No, there is no cover for losses incurred from war (whether declared or not), act of war, act of foreign enemy, invasion, civil war, rebellion, revolution, insurrection, military or usurped power. There is no cover for losses an act or threat of terrorism.

The easiest way to check your destination is via the Australian government service smartraveller.gov.au website.

Yes, you can take out our travel insurance policy for both business trips and leisure vacations.

If you have selected Cancellation and Trip Interruption cover, it will apply for cancellation or restriction by the carrier of pre-paid scheduled public transport services, caused by severe weather or a natural disaster.

No, cover would only apply for any illness or injury first showing after you leave Australia.

We’ll pay up to the amount shown in the Schedule of Benefits in the PDS for the following:

• Damaged items – we’ll repair damage where practical and economical to do so
• Stolen and lost items – we’ll replace any items available from our usual suppliers
• For items we agree we can’t repair or replace, we’ll calculate your benefit based on the depreciation table below
• In the event of loss to a pair or set of items, we’ll pay the lesser of the:
• cost to repair or buy the individual item(s) needed to complete the set or pair; or
• original purchase price of the set or pair (subject to depreciation).
• Up to AUD $500 for expenses incurred overseas where it’s legal and necessary to replace prescription medication damaged, stolen or accidentally lost during your trip
• The cost to replace your passport or visa if lost, stolen or damaged during your trip, including relevant travel costs up to AUD $500
• Losses from unauthorised use of your credit cards, if lost or stolen during the covered trip and you’ve met the terms of the issuing credit card company

If your carrier confirms your luggage is delayed or misplaced for a period of more than 12 hours, you can claim up to AUD $300 per insured person to buy essential items. This benefit doesn’t apply for your return journey home. No excess applies to claims under this benefit. We’ll also cover costs to ship your lost luggage and personal effects to you if recovered.

Equipment includes snowboards, skis, bindings, sticks/poles and boots. Snow sports equipment is covered (the maximum amount payable for each insured person is AUD $300). Hired equipment is also covered (the maximum amount payable for each insured person is AUD $300). Exclusions do apply, so please check the PDS and your Certificate of Insurance for full details.

Only if you are skiing with a qualified instructor or guide. In all other cases, skiing off-piste will not be covered.

Trippi insurance is designed to cover things that are generally unexpected, so unfortunately this means there is no cover for losses incurred from many pre-existing medical conditions impacting you, a member of the travelling party or a non-travelling close relative, your business partner or co-worker. Please refer to the PDS to see the list of pre existing conditions which are automatically covered under the policy. 

You don’t need to disclose your pre-existing conditions to us when you buy a policy, but we may ask for relevant details of your medical history in the event of a claim.

Our definition of pre-existing medical condition is, in the 12 months before buying the policy:

• a medical or dental condition of which you’re aware, or the related complication you have, or the symptoms of which you’re aware
• a medical or dental condition currently being, or has been, investigated or treated by a medical practitioner (including dentist or chiropractor)
• any condition for which you take prescribed medicine. Doesn’t apply to common colds, flu or contraceptive medication
• any condition for which you’ve had surgery
• any condition for which you see a medical specialist

This definition applies to you, your travelling party, a close relative or any other person named on the Certificate of Insurance.

You can change your travel dates any time before the start of your trip and cancellation is free within the cooling-off period. We can offer you a full refund provided you cancel within 21 days of purchase and before the start date of your policy.

If you have already embarked on your trip or need to cancel after the 21-day cooling-off period, your premium will be refunded pro-rata from the date your instructions are received, provided you have not made a claim.

In all cases, whether or not you cancel within the cooling-off period, we will only consider a refund if:

• You haven’t started your trip
• You haven’t made a claim
• You don’t intend to make a claim or exercise any other right under your policy

When a policy cancellation has been accepted, we will process your refund within 15 business days.

Trippi can be your travel insurance buddy if:

• You are 18 years of age or older, but not more than 99 years of age
• The date of your departure is no more than 12 months from the date of purchase
• You are an Australian resident
• You have not commenced your trip

If for any reason you cannot satisfy all these criteria, please contact us and we will do our utmost to find a product to suit your needs.

If something happens before or during your trip and you want to use your travel insurance, you can lodge a claim with us.

We recommend bringing a print-out of your policy documents with you when travelling so if you are affected by a storm and lose power or can’t connect to the Internet, you’ll still know what number to call and what instructions to follow.

For non-emergency situations before or during your trip: document the situation as much as possible and keep receipts for any expenses incurred. If you have any questions about your situation, or you need guidance, please connect with us for a chat.

For emergency situations, or if you need assistance during your trip: we can help you and answer questions about next steps and required documentation.

You can start your claim here. Thereafter, the claim process will involve the following interactions:

• Telling us about the incident that caused your claim
• Specifying the financial loss you want reimbursed
• Providing evidence of the incident and the relevant losses to support your claim

Once submitted, a claims analyst promptly assesses your claim, determines whether it meets the terms of your policy (including contacting you to request additional information or to clarify any details), and communicates the outcome to you.

In the event you become sick or injured while travelling, we can help! We’ll get you started with a referral to a locally licensed medical professional. 

We’ll monitor your condition, and if medically necessary, make arrangements to transport you to the nearest medical facility that can properly treat you. This includes medical emergencies occurring onboard a cruise ship for those who have bought the optional Cruise Pack).

Regardless of the type of travel emergency—from a natural disaster to terrorist attack, to a serious injury—we can help you. Contact us soon as possible and we’ll guide you every step of the way.

Yes, Trippi travel insurance offers coverage for travel medical expenses, emergency dental expenses up to $2,000 per insured person, and emergency evacuation if you become ill or seriously injured during your covered trip.

The best time to buy travel insurance is immediately after making your first payment or deposit for your trip, whether that’s a hotel reservation, airline ticket, or tour package. Of course, better late than never. You can buy our policies up until you start your trip.

Yes, if selected, Trip Cancellation protects you if you need to cancel your trip unexpectedly for specific reasons such as an unexpected death, illness, or medical condition. You can also be covered for cancellation or restriction by the carrier of pre-paid scheduled public transport services, caused by severe weather, natural disaster, riot, strike or civil commotion, and certain employment-related scenarios.

Participation in snow sports in a professional capacity (including training or practice) or on a competitive basis are not covered.

There is strictly no cover under the terms and conditions of this policy when engaging in off-piste skiing (unless with a qualified instructor or guide), freestyle skiing, ski-jumping, snow sport acrobatics or stunts, extreme skiing/snowboarding, skeleton and luge or any variations.

You may be able to extend your policy by contacting our team directly. Several factors may be considered including whether the original policy has lapsed. The policy automatically extends if your return is delayed by an event covered under the policy, until you are able to return to Australia by the quickest route.

Travel assistance provides optional services while travelling (or even before). Examples include help with lost baggage or passports, travel information, emergency messages to family or friends, and many other services.

Travel insurance protects you from financial losses you could incur while travelling, either domestically or internationally. Costs can vary based on factors like your age, the length of trip, and your destination(s).

Travel insurance can cover you for minor inconveniences, like missed airline connections or damaged luggage, to major crises, like emergency medical evacuation in a life-threatening situation. Depending on the terms of your policy, you can be reimbursed up to a certain amount for costs incurred when your vacation plans take a turn for the worse. Plus, travel insurance companies also provide 24/7 assistance to help you navigate emergency situations.

Despite your best-laid plans, sometimes the unexpected happens when you’re travelling. That’s where travel insurance comes in handy. A travel insurance policy gives you peace of mind for your trip, whether you’re vacationing, travelling for business, or even as part of an organised tour group.

And it’s more than just peace of mind. Travel insurance provides financial protection if your travel plans change unexpectedly, or an emergency happens. This may include reimbursing you for lost baggage, recouping costs when you have to cancel a trip unexpectedly, or even, in a worst-case scenario, providing medical evacuation in case of injury or serious illness.

Travel insurance coverage can be grouped into three main categories: financial reimbursement, travel medical coverage, and 24-hour assistance. The most common type of travel insurance claim is the financial type. Depending on your policy benefits, you can submit a claim for costs incurred due to things like needing to cancel your trip (for a covered reason), trip delay or interruption, missed connections, or lost baggage.

Travel medical coverage is an especially important benefit if you’re travelling abroad and your everyday health insurance may not or won’t cover you. Many plans also have emergency medical evacuation available, which can arrange and pay for medical transportation to a hospital or even to your home if it’s medically necessary.

While travel insurance can provide coverage for a wide range of unexpected events, it’s important to know what’s not included. Be sure to read the specific details of your policy. Generally speaking, travel insurance won’t cover anything that doesn’t fall under “unforeseen circumstances”.

Emergency evacuation can pay for emergency medical transportation to the nearest suitable hospital when deemed necessary by our Medical Officer, or the attending medical practitioner if you fall ill or become seriously injured while travelling. Additionally, our team will make the necessary arrangements on your behalf.

This benefit provides cover if you suffer accidental bodily injury during the trip which, within 12 months from the date of the accident, is the sole and direct cause of your death or permanent total disablement.