Etiqa Insurance coverage has been named because the NATAS official journey insurance coverage companion by the Nationwide Affiliation of Journey Brokers Singapore (NATAS) from 2020 to 2022. With a imaginative and prescient to be the journey insurer of selection in Singapore, the corporate is dedicated to working with NATAS and its members in the direction of sustainable development and profitability within the journey business.

Amid the event of latest applied sciences and quicker innovation cycles within the native market, Etiqa — the insurance coverage arm and a member of Maybank Group – recognises the necessity for important partnerships to construct an efficient ecosystem, and has pledged help to NATAS and its members to try in the direction of service excellence, agility and the supply of high quality buyer experiences.

“Strengthening worth propositions.”

“Outbound departures by Singapore residents had crossed the ten million mark in 2018 and can heighten within the subsequent few years. We’ve got at all times been a powerful advocate of journey insurance coverage and believes {that a} complete journey insurance coverage is prime to sensible travelling. With this affiliation, we’ll successfully drive the message throughout to all travellers by way of the biannual NATAS Journey Festivals and numerous advertising outreach initiatives. Past the NATAS Journey Festivals, we envisage this collaboration to unlock new prospects in strengthening the worth propositions of the journey company neighborhood,” stated Steven Ler, president of NATAS.

“From pattern, know-how and journey ecosystem, we need to play an element in our companion’s methods and collectively develop options that would push concepts to a brand new degree,” stated Jazzreal Wong, head of direct enterprise of Etiqa Insurance coverage.

Identified for its quick and simple claims expertise, the corporate is the primary and solely insurer in Singapore to supply automated flight delay claims upon three consecutive hours of delay, as in comparison with the business’s norm of six hours’ delay.