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Who is GIO?
GIO is an Australian insurance provider, offering cover across a range of categories including car, home, boat, and business.
GIO previously offered travel insurance but confirmed it would no longer do so in February 2021.
When did GIO stop offering travel insurance?
GIO temporarily paused travel insurance in 2020 and then confirmed a permanent end to its travel insurance policies in 2021.
Why did GIO stop offering travel insurance?
GIO announced it would be temporarily suspending the sale and renewal of all its travel insurance policies in 2020, shortly after the Australian Government advised against overseas travel in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In 2021, Suncorp Group, the parent company of GIO, confirmed it was permanently stopping travel insurance across all brands.
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