Reopened borders see big exclusions sneak into fine print

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Reopened borders see big exclusions sneak into fine print

Nov. 24, 2021 - 10:58 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Australians travelling overseas for the first time since international borders reopened are paying hundreds of dollars for travel insurance but the fine print reveals some very big COVID-related exclusions.