Leisure insurance
Specialist insurance for the leisure sector, whether you provide accommodation, attractions, arts, dining or social experiences.
Expertise without reservations
Leisure insurance can be tailored to suit a range of different businesses from high-quality hotels and serviced apartments, fine dining restaurants and gastropubs to exhibition centres, visitor attractions, country clubs with gyms and theatres.
Our support extends beyond your insurance policy, you’ll also benefit from expert risk advice and efficient claims service.
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The summary of cover is an outline of the standard cover provided under the policy and is not personalised to you. The cover you choose will depend on your circumstances and will be shown on your policy schedule. The schedule will also detail some changes we have made relating to infectious and communicable diseases and cyber-related incidents. |
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