Fairfirst Insurance is offering a redefined travel insurance in the new normal by covering expenses arising from COVID-19.
Allowing travellers to continue on their globe trot, Fairfirst Travel Insurance ensures that not only do customers get to experience their adventures again, but they get to travel with a plan exclusively designed to cover expenses against risks arising from COVID-19, the company said in an announcement.
Fairfirst Travel Insurance offers the below benefits which can be purchased from the safety and comfort of the customers’ homes via the company’s website www.fairfirst.lk/travel-safe/, by dropping a message on WhatsApp – 0774 428 428 or by reaching out to the 24/7 hotline on 0112 428 428.
Commenting on this enhancement, Priyantha Perera - Chief Technical Officer, Fairfirst states, “As the world has evolved to live in the new normal, we as an insurer must do the same in order to support the lifestyles of customers in this new age. By being the first insurer to offer a travel experience that covers expenses arising from COVID-19 shows that our optimism has helped us evolve to offer unique and global service standards, whatever the challenge may be.”
Fairfirst Insurance Limited, is part of the global Fairfax Group.
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