Quick insurance aids for your trip – every item can be read directly on the site and saved to your phone. The most valuable item on the list is the "if something goes wrong" card: everyone should save that one.
The steps for the first half hour of a foreign emergency, on one screen – save it to your phone, forward it to a travel companion.
Open →Ten points before departure: cover, cancellation (storno), sport switches, policy on your phone – five minutes, and everything's in place.
Open →Six questions, and it becomes clear: is your next trip properly insured, and where is it worth adjusting?
Take it →PIR at the airport, receipts, deadlines, claims via two channels – in a tickable order.
Open →What the insurer asks for on cancellation: a common core plus cause-specific documents, with the specialist's-report rule.
Open →Ski add-on, rescue, liability, equipment, ski-pass reimbursement – the five-minute insurance rundown for a ski week.
Open →Points for both the company and the travelling colleague – including the typical gap around a private extension.
Open →Policy on your phone, copies in the cloud, shared out among travel companions – against the "where's the policy?!" panic.
Open →What to keep during the trip so that you have what you need to build a claim once home – a simple system that works.
Open →The vocabulary of travel insurance – every term in one clear sentence, searchable.
Open →The 15 terms that make every quote and policy wording readable.
Open →Traveller situations in English, with ready-made sentences: at the doctor's, at the airport, at the police station.
Open →Twelve sentences to forget – set straight with facts.
Open →Five steps, half an hour – and any travel-insurance policy wording becomes readable.
Open →What to report, what to photograph, what not to do – the first half hour of a claim.
Open →For a quote request for a ski camp, school trip, team or corporate group: on the Insured Persons sheet, only name and date of birth are needed. The completed spreadsheet can be sent back by email: info@tukacs.com. Every other resource can be read directly on the site – no download needed.
In an emergency abroad, call your insurer’s non-stop assistance line first – the numbers of the mediated insurers in one place. In life-threatening situations call the local emergency number (112 in the EU).
| Insurer | Emergency line (24/7) | Claims e-mail | Online claims |
|---|---|---|---|
| EUB – Európai Utazási Biztosító | +36 1 465 3666 | – | Report → |
| Colonnade (ATLASZ) | +36 1 460 1500 | assistance@colonnade.hu utaskar@colonnade.hu | Report → |
| Alfa | +36 1 477 4900 | – | Report → |
| Allianz | +36 1 421 1421 | – | Report → |
| MAWDY (MAPFRE Asistencia) | +36 1 413 7947 | info.hu@mawdy.com | Report → |
| Mondial Assistance | +36 1 814 9500 Customer service: +36 30 649 4040 | segelykozpont@mondial-assistance.at karbejelentes@mondial-assistance.at | Report → |
| Union | +36 1 268 1388 | – | Report → |
| Uniqa | +36 1 544 5555 | – | Report → |
Last checked: 27 August 2026 · Based on the insurers’ publicly available contact details – if in doubt, the contact details on your policy prevail.
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