Refunds on Campsites

The insurers response is quite clear, assuming the wording to which he refers is actually in the policy, you are not insured. €198 is a reasonable amount but in the context of your holiday budget a small amount. Bite the bullet, forget it, move on, or as my father would have said "put it down to experience" 

There is going to be a lot of "wriggling" by insurance companies over the foreseeable future.

We have a holiday in Greece booked for late September and have insured with Staysure  (we've used them for our last few holidays because they are excellent in allowing for pre existing medical conditions.)

On 12 March we had a statement from the CEO to say that existing customers would be allowed to add "travel disruption" cover to their policies with no administration charge if done on line. So I attempted to do this only to recieve a reply saying that on the 13 March the underwriters had told them they could no longer accept this.

We don't have to pay our balance until July when things may be clearer so we will hold on and hope that the company we're travelling with either cancel the holiday themselves or offer a deferment.

None of that is a criticism of the insurance company, just a statement of fact and an indication of what uncertain times we are living in.