[QUOTE=BionicMan;1575361]My company, with the advise of their travel insurance covering a few thousands staff all over the world resumed traveling as normal in Thailand, after banning it soon after the coup. Only caution is required in insurgent areas near borders with Cambodia and Myanmar.
Caution that could be also advised in central London, if there is a sudden riot. So "business as usual".
No special exemption such as "travel but we do not cover hospital if you are hit by a grenade in BKK".[/QUOTE]Nearly all travel insurance covers you for most incidents, even when there is a civil war, coup, etc. Unless your injury is a result of that action. That's what mine says. For instance, if you feel off a bar stool drunk in Phuket and someone stole your wallet, you would be covered. If you went to a demonstration in Bangkok and got beating by a soldier, and then someone stole your wallet, you would not be covered.
