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Travel Insurance for New York
Be covered for the unexpected on your next adventure to the big apple by arranging your Travel Insurance with Just Travel Cover. Get a Quoteor Retrieve your quoteNew York and Travel Insurance always go hand in hand.
Made up of five boroughs; Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and the Bronx, New York has something for everyone.
Visit the ‘city that never sleeps’ between December and February to experience the magic of Winter in New York City. Visit the Rockefeller Christmas Tree or sip hot chocolate as you walk down fifth avenue marvelling at the themed windows on display. Visit in Spring and Summer and explore Central Park before spending the remainder of the day on Coney Island, and round off the perfect day with an evening on the rooftop of one of Manhattan’s bars.
One thing that can’t be denied is the endless list of things to do and see in the Big Apple. Whether you plan on being the ultimate tourist and ticking off those bucket-list experiences, soaking up the hustle and bustle of Times Square or seeing a Broadway show it is important to have adequate Travel Insurance. The USA is notorious for having expensive healthcare, and should the unexpected happen you want to ensure you are covered for any costly bills that may occur.
Planning your trip to New York
Five things to consider to make the most out of your trip to the Empire State.
Bucket List Experiences
New York offers a never-ending list of experiences; from enjoying a Broadway show to visiting popular attractions such as the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, The Empire State Building and One World Trade Centre. Make sure you take in the breath-taking Central Park, Coney Island and the window displays of Fifth Avenue.
Best Months to Visit New York
There is no right or wrong time to visit the Big Apple. To avoid crowds, visit between April and June or September to November. Enjoy New York in a summer glow between July and August or experience the magic of NYC at Christmas in December.
The City that Never Sleeps
Enjoy dramatic panoramic views at The Press Lounge, relish in some comedy at Village Underground and Gotham or admire sunset views while sipping cocktails at 230 Rooftop Bar and the Spyglass (the Empire State Building rooftop bar) . No trip to New York is complete without a trip to the infamous Hard Rock Café at Times Square or seeking out one of the many speakeasies scattered across the city.
Indulge in culinary delights
Indulge in some iconic dishes in the cultural melting pot of New York. Try gnocchi from Clays in uptown Manhattan, devour a pizza pie (or slice) across the city’s streets or enjoy a hot dog from Brooklyn’s Original Nathan’s Famous Frankfurters. No meal is complete without a desert, sample a New York cheesecake or black and white cookies! You won’t be disappointed.
Five Fun Facts!
Here are our top five favourite facts about NYC: 1. The city’s original name was New Amsterdam. 2. The NYC Subway system is the largest in the world. 3. The Statue of Liberty was a gift from the French. 4. The Brooklyn Bridge is older than London Bridge. 5. The Grand Central Terminal features a “whispering gallery”.
Can you visit New York without Travel insurance?
Yes, although it isn’t recommended due to the high cost of medical care in the USA. America is one of the most expensive countries in the world for healthcare, and you could have medical bills of thousands of pounds. Having a Travel Insurance policy that covers you should you need medical care is crucial for any trip to New York. You can find out more on why in our USA blog here.
Can you visit New York without Travel insurance?
Yes, although it isn’t recommended due to the high cost of medical care in the USA. America is one of the most expensive countries in the world for healthcare, and you could have medical bills of thousands of pounds. Having a Travel Insurance policy that covers you should you need medical care is crucial for any trip to New York. You can find out more on why in our USA blog here.
Why is Travel Insurance for New York so expensive?
Travel Insurance is not just based on where you’re going, but it does play its part due to the cost of medical treatment in that country. The costs of treatment in New York is very high – for example if you need an ambulance it could cost around £300, with treatment for a sprained or broken wrist anywhere between £5,779 and £8,256.
Why is Travel Insurance for New York so expensive?
Travel Insurance is not just based on where you’re going, but it does play its part due to the cost of medical treatment in that country. The costs of treatment in New York is very high – for example if you need an ambulance it could cost around £300, with treatment for a sprained or broken wrist anywhere between £5,779 and £8,256.
Will the NHS cover me in New York?
No, the NHS only covers you for medical treatment within the UK. To avoid being responsible for any medical bills you may incur on holiday in New York, you should take out a Travel Insurance policy and declare any pre-existing medical conditions you may have. As accidents can happen anywhere, a Travel Insurance policy will provide peace of mind knowing you won’t have a hefty medical bill. An adequate policy will cover you for emergency medical treatment and repatriation (flight home) as well as other costs incurred with your medical claim such as necessary overnight stays.
Will the NHS cover me in New York?
No, the NHS only covers you for medical treatment within the UK. To avoid being responsible for any medical bills you may incur on holiday in New York, you should take out a Travel Insurance policy and declare any pre-existing medical conditions you may have. As accidents can happen anywhere, a Travel Insurance policy will provide peace of mind knowing you won’t have a hefty medical bill. An adequate policy will cover you for emergency medical treatment and repatriation (flight home) as well as other costs incurred with your medical claim such as necessary overnight stays.
How much is Tourist Health Insurance for New York?
Tourist Health Insurance is the same as Travel Insurance. The cost of Travel Insurance can vary for a number of different reasons such as your age, medical history, destination and levels of cover required. At Just Travel Cover we compare multiple insurers for you and there’s usually three levels of cover available too; bronze, silver and gold.
How much is Tourist Health Insurance for New York?
Tourist Health Insurance is the same as Travel Insurance. The cost of Travel Insurance can vary for a number of different reasons such as your age, medical history, destination and levels of cover required. At Just Travel Cover we compare multiple insurers for you and there’s usually three levels of cover available too; bronze, silver and gold.
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Cover for Pre-Existing Medical Conditions
- Emergency medical, hospital and medical expenses up to £15m
- Repatriation (the cost of getting you home)
- Emergency dental care
- Accommodation expenses
- 24 hour medical assistance line
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Compare Travel Insurance with medical conditions easily with us. We diligently compare various options, helping you find the best Travel Insurance with medical conditions tailored to your needs. Click here to download the Policy Wording and Insurance Product Information document for all insurers. In the event you are unable to find a suitable product from our panel of multiple providers, you can find contact details of some additional Insurers who specialise in travel insurance for people with serious medical conditions here, or call 0800 294 2969 for more information.
