Rugby Tour Travel Insurance for Easter

Are you heading on a Rugby Tour or Amateur Tournament next Easter?

Ensure that all those going on a Rugby Tour or Rugby Amateur Tournament next Easter; Players, Coaches and Parents have sufficient Travel Insurance.

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What are you covered for here?

If you get injured on the pitch and need Medical Treatment or to be Repatriated back to the United Kingdom, then JS Travel Insurance can cover up to £10m.

If your Rugby Kit is damaged, stolen or lost, we will cover this under our Personal Property. The cover is only available when the kit is in transit and storage and not whilst in use.

Rugby Tour Guidelines for Safety

If it is a School Tour or Amateur Tournament, the Parent / Adult ratio should not be less than 1 Adult to 10 Children.
Do a risk assessment, identify any hazards on tour and assess the risks beforehand.
Make sure Parents and Players know the full Rugby Kit required.
The code of Conduct should be explained to those over 18s and under 18s.
Forms that generally need to be signed are 1. Consent Form 2. Medical 3. Code of Conduct.
Staff should adhere to the RFU Policy and Procedures for the Welfare of Young People in Rugby and have signed up for the RFU Coaches Code of Conduct.
Identify the First Aid person and make sure they are fully trained.

Your Club or School may already have Public Liability, Civil Liability and Personal Accident Insurance. However, you will still need Travel Insurance for the players for medical coverage and other Benefits.