An opportunistic bag thief or over-eager tuk-tuk driver who ends up crashing is enough to ruin even the most perfect holiday. Which is why travel insurance has become vital. However, not all policies are made equal: cheaper deals can often be a false economy and there are huge variances in price and detail.
So what should holidaymakers look out for?
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