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New research from the Valuable 500 reveals that disabled travellers are paying AUD $560 more than non-disabled travellers for travel insurance Findings also reveal that a fifth of disabled travellers felt unsafe whilst travelling LONDON, Nov. 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ New research shows that disabled tourists are paying AUD $560 more than non-disabled customers for travel insurance cover to go on holiday, a significant premium compared to those without disabilities. The survey findings come at a time when inflation is placing undue pressure on those with disabilities, who already face significant additional costs in their day-to-day lives. Three in five (60%) listed at least one challenge they faced while travelling due to the agent or provider they were using not being accessible to disabled people. One-fifth of disabled people reported feeling unsafe and scared when travelling. Because of this, feelings of embarrassment, isolation and being disregarded were also felt by a quarter of th

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