We understand the complex industry that is travel. Our role is to support businesses by advising and providing risk management solutions, together with broad insurance protections. We work very closely with the largest travel industry associations to ensure that we are fully advised on the many and ever-changing challenges faced by travel companies. We have also been called on to provide advice and develop solutions to several travel and other industry associations.

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We understand the complex industry that is travel

Whether you're a travel agent or a tour operator - large or small - we understand your business and its various risks. Our role is to support businesses by advising and providing risk management solutions together with broad insurance protections.

We work very closely with the largest travel industry associations to ensure that we are fully informed on the many and ever-changing challenges faced by travel companies. We have also been called on to provide advice and develop solutions to several travel and other industry associations. Our focus is on developing custom-made products to cover the wide range of risks associated with running a successful travel business. We do not offer off the shelf solutions to your industry’s risks. We will tailor insurance cover to provide the broadest protection.

With international reach we utilise Lockton’s worldwide resources to access the best products that will support your business and help you navigate these unique risks. We have been successful in structuring solutions to financial risks that are outside the traditional insurance products currently available.

Our Products and Services

We offer a range of innovative solutions including:

  • Professional Indemnity

  • Public and Products Liability

  • Property and Business Interruption

  • Management Liability

  • Employment Practices Insurance

  • Cyber & Privacy Protection

  • Tour Operator Liability

  • Group Travel Insurance Programs     

  • Tour Cancellation and Abandonment Programs

  • Insolvency Insurance 

We offer a tailored solution

Our local team has over 65 years’ experience in the insurance and risk industry including focusing on the unique requirements of the Australian travel and tourism industry. We are ready to assist you through the process of managing an insurance program tailored specifically to your organisation’s individual needs.

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Rebecca Fleming

Manager Tourism & Travel
rebecca.fleming@lockton.com
+61 448 647 248

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