What is the definition of a child?
A ‘child’ is defined as either a person under 18 years old, or a person under 16 years old. This is dependent on the policy you purchase.
Please note that a child's policy should always be purchased by, and they should always travel with, a responsible adult.
Refer to your Policy Wording for more information, or call Direct Travel Insurance on 0330 880 3600.
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