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One in four holidaymakers shun travel insurance

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Almost a quarter of British holidaymakers are traveling overseas without insurance, research by the AA has revealed.

According to the study, 24% of Brits will opt not to take out insurance when travelling abroad, with 22% claiming the cover is not cost effective.

In addition, one in three holidaymakers do not buy

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