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Insurance deal offered to ABTA agents
Wednesday, 20 Aug, 2009
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A special agents’ insurance deal is being offered to ABTA retail members.
The combined office policy incorporates building and office contents insurance along with professional indemnity, employer’s, director’s and officer’s liability, business interruption and more, according to the association.
The policy is being supplied by Arnold Fisher Insurance Services and is claimed to provide “significant savings”.
ABTA members are required by the Package Travel Regulations to have product liability cover where they act as principal.
The policy avoids the need to take out a separate insurance for ABTA members conducting some principal business. The combined policy can cover up to 25% of the members’ turnover acting as a principal.
ABTA marketing manager Michael Threlfall said: “By including liability cover for up to a quarter of a member’s principal turnover, the policy is especially attractive for ABTA dual members and small ATOL holders.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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