There are lots of comparison sites out there, but what sets us apart is that we know travel insurance better than anyone else. Travel insurance is all we do. It’s what we live and breathe.
Our team is made up of a passionate group of experienced travellers, developers, insurance experts, and customer care people. Because we want everyone to be able to travel, we’ve produced a host of insightful articles and guides to ensure Australians are well informed and properly protected when they turn their dream adventure into a reality.
Our editorial content is researched and published by specialists in travel insurance. They are certified to give Tier 1 or Tier 2 advice under ASIC regulation, so you can trust that they are experts in their field.
Ben Payne
With four years’ experience in the travel industry, including two working for an airline, Ben is a thrillseeker, foodie and festival fan who knows more than a few things about travel. He’s a certified Tier 2 General Insurance General Advice customer service wizard, who loves helping travellers find a policy that helps them see the world on their terms. His favourite trips have included surviving a Hawaiian hurricane and visiting Disneyland during Halloween.
Crystal Moran
With a research and journalism background, and certified in Tier 2 General Insurance General Advice, Crystal is passionate about investigating customers’ tricky travel questions and helping them find the answers they’re looking for. A writer and filmmaker whose favourite trips have been to film festivals in Cuba and South Korea, and campervanning around the USA, she loves getting to know new people and seeing a glimpse of the world through their eyes.
Eugene Wylde
Eugene is the king of insurance! Having spent more than ten years raising awareness on the importance of holiday protection, he is a self-confessed insurance geek extraordinaire when it comes to the world of travel cover. Eugene loves helping people save time, worry and loads of money with the right policy at the right price. His ideal holiday is any one where he has a pina colada in his hand. Salut!
Harriet Morton-Fishwick
After completing her psychology degree, Harriet left the UK for her Australian adventure – rafting, paragliding, shark-diving and jumping out of planes – before settling down in Sydney. Harriet has Tier 2 General Insurance General Advice certification and has specialised in travel insurance for the last two years. A foodie who loves learning all about local cuisines, she likes giving customers top travel insurance tips and restaurant recommendations.
Hayley Kennedy
Originally from the UK, Hayley took a gap ‘year’ in 2011… and it’s still going! She’s travelled all over the world, volunteering in a Ugandan orphanage, skydiving in Australia, shark diving in South Africa, and skiing in the Alps (and snapping in a ligament in the process!). Certified in Tier 2 General Insurance General Advice and working in travel insurance for over two years, Hayley is a thrillseeker and a storyteller who loves hearing about customers’ holiday plans and sharing her own tips and must-see spots to help get them inspired.
Natali Mansberg
Natali is a former kids magazine writer whose credits include working for the mouse (Mickey that is). An avid traveller, Natali spent part of her childhood in Israel and enjoyed several stints across the globe. Having worked in travel insurance for three years, Natali likes to simplify the fine-print and help Aussies make sense of their insurance policies. She currently lives in Sydney with her husband and one-year old son.
Natalie Smith
Having travelled to over 40 countries, studied tourism management and worked as a flight attendant for over three years, Natalie knows more than a thing or two about travel! She’s an adventure-lover, whose favourite trips have been trekking Machu Picchu and volunteering in an animal shelter in the Amazon. Qualified in Tier 2 General Insurance General Advice and specialising in travel insurance for the last five years, she in passionate about helping travellers get the most out of their holiday.
