With the borders now open for vaccinated New Zealanders to fly in and out without a stint in self-isolation, travellers are urged it's a case of 'buyer beware'.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade says travellers should make contingency plans in case they get Covid-19, or a new variant emerges and the borders need to slam shut.
So, what kind of insurance is available for travellers now?
Tim Grafton is the Insurance Council's chief executive and spoke to Corin Dann.
