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Qantas Travel Insurance Honoured with Mozo Experts Choice Award 2024

Recognising Excellence in Annual Multi Trip Coverage

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Qantas Travel Insurance has been recognised in the 2024 Mozo Experts Choice Awards for Travel Insurance, showcasing its exceptional value for their Annual Multi Trip Travel Insurance policy.

The Mozo Experts Choice Awards for Travel Insurance are determined by rigorous analysis, comparing 81 different policies from 37 insurance companies across multiple categories. Mozo’s expert judges reviewed the costs and features of each policy, ensuring that only the best of the best made the cut.

In 2024, Qantas Travel Insurance emerged as a clear winner, demonstrating exceptional value and comprehensive coverage for the Annual Multi Trip category which highlights its commitment to providing extensive coverage at a competitive price.

Whether you're a frequent flyer or someone who takes the family on a yearly trip abroad, the policy can provide peace of mind with benefits that cater to diverse travel needs. From trip cancellation and delays to luggage and personal effects cover, Qantas Travel Insurance has you covered.

Qantas Travel Insurance's success in the 2024 Mozo Experts Choice Awards reflects its ongoing commitment to excellence in the travel insurance sector. By offering comprehensive coverage and delivering exceptional value, Qantas Travel Insurance has firmly established itself as a leader in the industry.

Peter Marshall, Mozo's Data Director and one of the judges for the Mozo Experts Choice Awards, commented on Qantas Insurance's achievements:

"In an industry where peace of mind and value are paramount, Qantas Insurance excels by consistently providing policies that cater to the specific needs of Australian travellers. Their recognition in 2024 is a testament to their dedication to offering outstanding travel insurance solutions."

For travellers seeking reliable and comprehensive coverage, Qantas Travel Insurance's award-winning policy offers a compelling option. As always, it's advisable to review policy details thoroughly to ensure it aligns with individual travel needs and circumstances.

Published:Tuesday, 4th Nov 2025
Author: Paige Estritori

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