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02/06/2026

New government proposals could give airlines more flexibility to plan ahead and respond quickly to disruption, helping passengers travel with greater certainty this summer.

Swipe through for a quick overview.

For more information check https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-sets-out-plans-to-protect-summer-holidaysfrom-disruption

01/06/2026

Travelling to the FIFA World Cup 2026? Local laws and regulations can vary across host countries, so taking a few minutes to read the latest travel advice can help your trip run more smoothly and avoid unnecessary issues while abroad.

Click the links below to find out more travel advice for each host country.

Canada World Cup travel advice: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/canada/world-cup-2026

Mexico World Cup travel advice: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/mexico/world-cup-2026

USA World Cup travel advice:
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/usa/world-cup-2026

Official FCDO Travel Advice: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice
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18/05/2026

It’s Coeliac Awareness Week (18th – 24th May 2026), a time to raise awareness of coeliac disease and support those living with a strict gluten-free diet.

Coeliac disease is a serious, lifelong autoimmune condition where the immune system reacts to gluten (found in wheat, barley, and rye) and damages the lining of the small intestine. This can affect how the body absorbs nutrients and may cause symptoms such as pain, bloating, and fatigue. Around 1 in 100 people in the UK are affected.

Managing a gluten-free diet can sometimes feel challenging, particularly when travelling or eating outside the home. With a bit of planning and the right support, it becomes much more manageable.

Helpful Travel Tips for Coeliac Travellers:
• Use Gluten-Free Travel Cards: These cards explain your dietary needs in the local language, which is especially helpful in non-English-speaking countries.
• Research Before You Go: Use trusted websites, forums, or apps like Find Me Gluten Free to check restaurant options and grocery stores.
• Pack Reliable Snacks: Always bring gluten-free snacks in your hand luggage or suitcase in case gluten free food isn’t immediately available.
• Let Airlines Know Early: Request gluten-free meals in advance and confirm again at check-in.
• Check Local Laws on Labelling: Understanding how each country handles food labelling can help you make safer choices.

Most people can tolerate gluten without any issue — coeliac disease is an autoimmune condition, not an allergy or a dietary preference.
If you think you might be affected, you can take the online assessment at isitcoeliacdisease.org.uk. Support and resources are also available: coeliac.org.uk

Click the link below to read our blog sharing top holiday destinations for people with coeliac disease.

https://www.insurancewith.com/blog/top-holiday-destinations-for-people-with-coeliac-disease/

16/05/2026

Another wonderful metastatic day ❤️ We are delighted to be able to sponsor the lunch for these fantastic days. It was great to meet and chat to some of our lovely customers, both old and new, hearing about the wonderful holidays you’ve been able to go on, just warms our heart 🥰.

14/05/2026

Looking after your mental wellbeing is just as important when you travel. 💙

Travelling can be exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming at times, so here are a few simple ways to support your mental health while away:

✈️ Plan ahead, but keep your itinerary flexible
🧳 Pack comfort items that help you feel at ease
🌿 Take breaks and allow time to rest during your trip
💙 Choose destinations that match your comfort level
📱 Stay connected with someone you trust

Also, making sure your travel insurance cover reflects your needs allows you to relax and enjoy your trip, without added worry.

For more tips on travelling with anxiety and depression, read our blogs.

13/05/2026

We’re proud to reveal three new beautiful capes joining our collection, each one dedicated to an extraordinary woman who means so much to our charity 🩷

✨ ‘Golden Girl’ was created in memory of the amazing , one of our ambassadors and our Durham host. The name felt especially fitting as Heather was part of the Change + Check choir, who reached No.1 with Golden in 2023.

✨ ‘Baddest Bitch’ honours the wonderful , one of our incredible ambassadors and our Worcester host. When Ash became very unwell, we told her we would love to create a cape in her honour. She personally chose the wording and colours, inspired by her favourite pair of earrings.

✨ ‘Bad Ass Bougie Bitch’ could only belong to one person, our icon ! Jules is one of our ambassadors and our Hastings host. Although she’s sadly no longer able to attend our events, we wanted to create a cape in her honour so a little bit of her sparkle can still be part of every event. Jules chose the wording and colours herself, and we absolutely adore the final design.

A huge thank you to for sponsoring these beautiful capes, and to bringing them to life so perfectly.

All three capes will make their debut at our big London event on June 27th, tickets available via the link in our bio! ✨

13/05/2026

We are delighted to be sponsoring the lunch and refreshment for this wonderful event, from the Insurancewith Charitable Fund 🧡

Looking forward to seeing some of our lovely customers there 😊

Join us at Future Dreams House for Metastatic Day on Thursday the 14th May!

A special day created exclusively for those living with secondary breast cancer. Enjoy mini makeovers, hair styling, music, art, delicious food, a photo booth and more in a warm and welcoming space.

Drop in from 11am and spend time with our wonderful secondary breast cancer community.

Book here 🔗https://momence.com/Future-Dreams/Metastatic-Day---A-Day-for-Those-Living-with-Secondary-Breast-Cancer/133612814?skipPreview=true

Please note: this event is for those with secondary breast cancer only

11/05/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Week (11th May – 17th May 2026), we are giving you our top tips on travel, when you have anxiety.

Travelling with anxiety can feel challenging, but with the right preparation, you can make your trips more manageable and enjoyable.

Here are our tips to help:
• Be comfortable – Respect your own boundaries and comfort levels.
• Prepare ahead – Plan, pack, and research your destination.
• Use calming techniques – Breathing exercises, grounding methods, or journaling can help.
• Focus on small wins – Celebrate every achievement, no matter how small.

Click the link below to read the full blog for more tips and advice.
https://www.insurancewith.com/blog/how-to-travel-the-world-when-you-have-anxiety/

For further support on managing anxiety, visit the NHS website below:
https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/feelings-symptoms-behaviours/feelings-and-symptoms/anxiety-fear-panic/

08/05/2026

May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month — supporting those living with and beyond cancer, and raising awareness of the importance of early diagnosis.

If you are planning to travel, feeling informed and prepared can give you peace of mind.

For guidance on travelling with cancer, see our blog https://www.insurancewith.com/blog/travelling-cancer-faq/

Source: Bladder cancer – IARC and Bladder cancer statistics | Cancer Research UK