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Consulting services can provide valuable insights, strategic guidance, pecialized
25 Wilton Road Victoria London, United Kingdom SW1V 1LW
Welcome to VICTORMILES | Business Insurance
Consulting services can provide valuable insights, strategic guidance, pecialized
25 Wilton Road Victoria London, United Kingdom SW1V 1LW
Welcome to VICTORMILES | Business Insurance
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We can cover a one-off breakfast meeting or a global event programme with thousands of delegates
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If you're managing a programme of events throughout the year, our annual cover plan gives you the confidence to plan for every detail
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Our flexible portfolio of cover can include event cancellation and disruption, as well as property and liability
Conference insurance is the term for a range of cover types designed for organisers of conferences to provide contingency if something goes wrong. From helping to provide protection against risks outside of your control that may cause expenses incurred by cancellation or postponement, to defending allegations of injury or negligence, conference insurance is designed to cover certain eventualities which may cause a reputational or financial hit to your business.
If you’re responsible for the smooth planning and organising of a conference event – whether it’s a weekend of events at an international exhibition centre or simply a business breakfast – conference insurance is there to help protect against the potential costs of the unforeseen. A case of personal property damage or injury to a delegate whilst on the conference premises could result in a claim against your business, as could the sudden forced cancellation of an event if a sizable number of attendees has spent heavily on travel and accommodation. If you’d struggle to cover these unexpected costs in scenarios like these, insurance could help to protect your outgoings from spiralling.
Taking out conference insurance in advance of your next event can help give you peace of mind you’ll be protected should any unforeseen circumstances disrupt your conference. Typically, the earlier you buy insurance, the better, as you’ll be covered earlier in the planning process. With the insurance in place, and more time to prepare, you can ensure that the event goes as planned for the benefit of all the expected attendees and guests.
The amount of cover you’ll need will vary depending on several factors such as:
With our range of insurances you can build your own cover according to your needs, which can include cancellation and disruption, property cover and events liability insurance.
Despite circumstances that lead to an event’s cancellation potentially being out of your hands, your company could be liable for the costs of a claim brought by a third-party. Key features include:
You can also choose to add the following options:
This type of cover protects a wide variety of property used during a conference. It can include anything from furniture to audio-visual equipment and marquees, and even money. Key features include:
This protects you from claims brought by attendees and venue operators for personal injury or damage to belongings and property. Key features include:
It helps to know the definition of a conference as it applies to this type of cover. A conference generally involves the meeting of professionals to discuss one topic or field of specialism over a period of days, for example a congress symposium or meeting. It differs from other event types such as exhibitions or trade shows in that attendees are there specifically to listen to guest speakers or panel discussions in a professional capacity, rather than to interact throughout an event.
The cost of conference insurance will depend on several things such as the amount of cover you wish to purchase and the cost of the event itself, along with the particulars of your event – including how many attendees are expected, the size of the venue and duration of the conference.
With limits for public liability up to £10 million available, conference insurance can cover large-scale events as well as smaller gatherings, with coverage varying depending on the expected attendance.
