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Photocap: We've got you covered!

22 Aug 2018
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Travel Insurance Consultants, in conjunction with Santam,

will host workshops offering professional insight into the

risks faced by travellers and the solutions available. The

Travel Doctor, Dr Albie de Frey, ceo of NHC Health Centre,

will be the key speaker. Topics will include: travel health risk

management and an explanation of benefits and insight

into what isn’t covered by travel insurance. There will be 11

workshops between August 14 and September 19, in Cape

Town, George, Durban, Johannesburg, East Rand, Centurion

and Port Elizabeth. Pictured: Albie and Simmy Micheli,

sales and marketing manager at TIC.

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