Brits told to take out comprehensive travel cover and check mobile rules for EU trips
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mirror.co.ukBritons are being told to take out comprehensive travel insurance and check their mobile roaming policies if they are travelling to the EU after the end of the Brexit transition period.
The trade deal brokered on Christmas Eve does not carry over the ban on roaming charges, but does say both sides must encourage providers to have "transparent and reasonable rates".
Government guidance tells British travellers to check with their mobile provider to see what charges they will face. They are also being urged to check they are covered for healthcare because most will no longer be able to use their European Health Insurance Card that previously gave them the same coverage as locals when on holiday in an EU country.
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