Updated: Admiral, Aviva and Direct Line latest to pull travel cover
Aviva, Admiral and Direct Line have joined a growing list of insurers that have pulled travel insurance products off the market due to the coronavirus outbreak.
LV also stopped selling travel insurance earlier this week. Zurich, while continuing to sell travel insurance under its own brand, has instructed insurtech partner Pluto to pull its travel disruption
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