Am I covered if I perform or sing during my trip?
No. Our travel insurance policies do not provide cover for public performances or live entertainment.
If you are travelling with the intention of performing for an audience, such as singing, playing music or providing entertainment, this policy is not suitable for that activity.
What types of performance are not covered?
You are not covered when performing for an audience.
Examples include:
Singing during dinners or entertainment events on a cruise.
Playing live music at a venue.
Taking part in organised public entertainment or performances.
Are recreational music or dance activities covered?
Yes, provided the activity is purely recreational and not a public performance.
Examples include:
Playing a musical instrument casually for your own enjoyment.
Taking part in a dance class for personal fitness or recreation.
What about dancing on a cruise?
You may take part as a casual dancing partner on the guest side of a cruise ship.
However, Personal Liability cover does not apply while you are taking part in this activity.
Important: All cover is subject to the policy terms, conditions, exclusions and any applicable excess. Please refer to your policy wording for full details.
