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Who are you insuring?Are you a solo traveller or taking a trip with friends, family or a large group?If you’re going at it solo, you have the luxury to pick a hand- pick an individual plan which suits your specific needs. If it’s a family trip, make sure you get a family plan since buying an individual policy for each member of the family can be expensive, and time and effort consuming. Age limits (for children and the elderly) and other restrictions vary from insurer to insurer, so check the policy wordings. And if you’re looking to a cover a group of two or more, say a corporate retreat in Chiang Mai, its way more practical to purchase group travel insurance. This provides almost the same benefits as individual plans, yet at lower cost thanks to popular group discounts – and can be customised to the nature of the trip. How long and frequent are your trips? If you make two to three trips a year, it makes perfect sense to buy a single trip plan, which covers a traveller for a single trip, usually starting from and returning to Singapore.