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Dreamtime Resorts, a leading Queensland accommodation provider with properties spanning from the Gold Coast to Port Douglas, has partnered with innovative travel insurance company PassportCard.

PassportCard travel insurance provides broad coverage and instant payouts for approved claims, including delayed luggage and stolen cash as part of the Domestic Travel Insurance policy.  Customers have the option to receive a physical PassportCard which they can reuse for future trips, either locally or internationally, when they purchase a subsequent travel insurance policy.

Bryan Fitzpatrick, Managing Director of Dreamtime Resorts advised “we’re pleased to establish a partnership with PassportCard. Travel insurance is sometimes overlooked when people are planning a trip within Australia, but things can still go wrong – you can be stranded when flights are cancelled, your luggage can still be delayed or your wallet stolen – so it’s best to ensure you’re covered.”

Peter Klemt, Chief Executive of PassportCard added “we’re pleased to launch our partnership with Dreamtime Resorts and we look forward to helping them protect domestic travellers.”

With two million PassportCards issued worldwide and a 24/7/365 Australian based support team, PassportCard is well placed to ensure Australians are appropriately insured when they travel.

PassportCard understands they are the only company in the world to offer real-time payment via a rechargeable prepaid debit card. US patented technology allows customers to pay expenses for approved claims so they can get back to enjoying their holiday without having to pay via their own funds and wait to be reimbursed.

Now that Australians have started travelling overseas again, PassportCard has restarted its operations in Australia. The PassportCard Group has been providing innovative travel insurance solutions since 2014 with over 2 million cardholders globally.

Find out more at www.passportcard.com.au 

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