ISEA welcomes preferred partner Southern Cross Travel Insurance

ByDavid Liu

ISEA is pleased to announce Southern Cross Travel Insurance as a new ISEA preferred partner.

Southern Cross Travel Insurance (SCTI) is a 100% New Zealand owned specialist travel insurer in operation for over 38 years. SCTI’s TravelCare products and services are award-winning. SCTI’s International Student product offers 24/7 emergency assistance and no excess charge on medical costs, and can cover not only the student but his or her spouse and dependent children.

ISEA will work with SCTI to develop business opportunities with industry stakeholders, including education providers, education agents and international students.

Website: www.scti.co.nz

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