ESSEX, ENGLAND, April 25, 2012 (Press-News.org) As part of their commitment to providing useful information in plain English, specialist niche insurance broker Cover4caravans.co.uk have added a fun and useful infographic to their website highlighting information you may not know from the caravan universe.
For example:
- it is estimated that there are a whopping 500,000 tourers on the road in the UK- with around 15-20% not insured;
- the average cost of a claim is 19.25% more than cost of a caravan insurance policy;
- the UK's most expensive static caravan in the UK is the Haulfryn Anniversary Lodge in Wales, that came with a GBP550,000 price tag
Richard Burgess, Director at Cover4Caravans, commented: "Let's face it, while caravanning is fun, people rarely get excited about caravan insurance! We produced this infographic to add a bit of interest for our visitors, as well as show the not-so-dull side to caravan insurance!"
Cover4caravans offers both a web-based and telephone service, and Richard added: "The infographic embodies the Cover4caravans ethos. We strive to make the whole caravan insurance process as simple as possible, from getting a quote to helping with any claims - and in an easy to understand and fun way!"
The infographic is free to use by other websites by visiting this link here http://www.cover4caravans.co.uk/articles/universe
Visit www.cover4caravans.co.uk to view the infographic, or call the Cover4Caravans team free on 0800 970 7172 for general caravan insurance information.
About Cover4Caravans
With roots going back to 1946, our clients can benefit from 65 years' of experience in the caravan insurance marketplace. We are independent intermediaries and act on behalf of our clients in arranging their caravan insurances. Our service include advising clients on their insurance needs, arranging insurance cover with insurers to meet those requirements and help with any ongoing changes that have to be made to your caravan insurance policies.
New Infographic Makes Caravan Insurance That Little Bit More Exciting!
As part of their commitment to providing useful information in plain English, specialist niche insurance broker Cover4caravans.co.uk have added a fun and useful infographic to their website.
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[Press-News.org] New Infographic Makes Caravan Insurance That Little Bit More Exciting!As part of their commitment to providing useful information in plain English, specialist niche insurance broker Cover4caravans.co.uk have added a fun and useful infographic to their website.