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David Oliver signs three-year travel partnership with AXA

By Danny Walkinshaw 2009-05-06T00:00:00+01:00

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Sunworld Travel launches new policies

David Oliver Associates (DOA), the underwriting agency, has agreed a three-year partnership with AXA for the relaunch of Sunworld Travel, its online travel facility.

AXA will underwrite Sunworld policies that include improvements such as increased cover limits, increased upper age limits, a new economy policy and reduced rates.

DOA said the changes were a result of more than six months research and development.

David Oliver, managing director of DOA, said the tie-up with AXA was the “perfect fit”.

“We wanted to work with a leading insurer to take Sunworld to the next level,” he said.

Mike Keating, managing director of personal lines at AXA, said that he was pleased to be able to work with David Oliver on its new travel proposition.

“As well as new cover options, Sunworld Travel will be the first product in the broker market to offer independent travellers’ cover, an important option in today’s travel insurance market.”

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DOA Underwriting teams up with AXA Partners

The deal will see axa partners uk & ireland underwrite a range of mass-market leisure travel insurance policies across david oliver associates (doa) underwriting’s portfolio.

The partnership aims extend the reach of DOA Underwriting’s travel policies via approximately 1,500 brokers and insurance intermediaries in niche market sectors.

Paul Moloney, Client Director at AXA Partners, said the long-term partnership will sees his company underwriting DOA policies offering coverage for medical screening, sports activities and cruises, alongside claims handling management for all brands.  

He added: “Our new partnership with DOA Underwriting Ltd, and its own brand SunWorld, plays a key part in our travel strategy – with the ultimate goal of providing a high standard of insurance cover for as many travellers as possible. Working with DOA, who not only bring new distribution to AXA Partners but also digital expertise, will only strengthen that position further.” 

Matthew Oliver at DOA Underwriting Ltd said: “As a family-owned business, loyalty and customer experience are very important to us, as is being at the forefront of digital technology – both of which are shared values that first attracted us to AXA Partners. We are extremely optimistic about what we can achieve through this collaboration and how our relationship with AXA Partners will grow in the future.”

AXA Partners UK & Ireland previously announced a similar ‘multimillion-pound’ extended partnership to provide underwriting services to the ROCK Insurance Group in June 2022.

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Travel anywhere in the world* with premier or premier plus cover immediately available for all major risks., you do not need to be traveling with us on our tours or booking through us., our premier ‘plus’ policy covers (per person):.

NO AGE LIMIT ON SINGLE TRIP COVER

ANNUAL COVER UP TO 85 YRS OLD

CANCELLATION UP TO £7,500

MEDICAL EXPENSES UP TO £15,000,000

PERSONAL LIABILITY UP TO £2,000,000

LEGAL EXPENSES UP TO £50,000

PERSONAL ACCIDENT UP TO £10,000

BAGGAGE LOSS UP TO £2,000

PERSONAL CASH UP TO £300

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For a quote and immediate cover visit us  at the Broad Street Post Office or  Tel: 01534 619633 or email [email protected]

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David Moscow travels the world to discover deliciousness From Scratch

By cristine struble | feb 29, 2020.

Have you wondered why some meals just taste better? David Moscow goes on a food adventure in the new show From Scratch and uncovers the secret to delicious food.

Sometimes the most memorable meals have a story behind them. David Moscow discovers the stories behind the food can and do create the most delicious dish. In the new television series, From Scratch , this culinary adventure can encourage foodies to explore the beauty of making food from scratch.

While the home kitchen holds a bounty of deliciousness, sometimes convenience overtakes cooking from scratch. When a cook takes the time to use quality ingredients, appreciate the craftsmanship and uncover the passion behind the ingredients, that meal can become more than just sustenance. It can become a gift.

In the new FYI series , From Scratch , David Moscow goes on a culinary journey. As he travels the world, David seeks to recreate a chef’s recipe. But, this show is more than just cooking. David explores the stories behind each of those ingredients. Through this culinary adventure, people see that food is intertwined with a country’s history and culture.

Many people might know David Moscow from his feature film debut in Big . Over the years he has numerous film, television and stage credits. Additionally he co-developed and co-produced the first stage production of In the Heights and has produced several films. In this new FYI show, he puts himself into the food world.

In the first ten episodes of From Scratch , David dives into a culinary world that many foodies would dream to discover. Even though more people are appreciating farm to table cuisine, David takes that approach to the source. From milking a cow to make butter to foraging for the perfect ingredient for a dish, the show proves that ingredients bring the story of food to the table.

Recently, David Moscow graciously answered some questions about his new show, From Scratch . While some people may not have the opportunity to go on this extraordinary culinary adventure, the lessons learned from his experience can be brought to any home cook’s table.

Cristine Struble: Many Americans are focused on convenient food (or delivery, grab & go), how can your show get people to discover the deeper connection that food can bring a person?

David Moscow: While sourcing ingredients is definitely hard and hard to find time for in our demanding days/schedules, it also can be quite fun and sometimes even exciting. These thrills are present all across the season. But they also sit right up alongside the simple pleasures of wandering in the woods looking for mushrooms or fishing on a river under a midnight sun. The hope is that our show will shake that love of nature and the joy that come with work particularly when it ends in a pizza pie.

CS: There is a growing movement to know your farmer or know where food comes from – do you think that people are understanding that where food comes from impacts the how food tastes?

DM: There are a couple oppositional things happening at once. At the same time that a few people are able to take the time and money to know where our food is coming from, the majority are becoming even more removed through delivery apps and the growth of fast food. Thoughtless eating has never been such a problem. BUT we are only a generation or two away from a healthy interaction with the food we eat. And I do think that all people still pine for making fresh food and eating it with friends around – something that is innately part of being human.

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CS: As you traveled the world, did you find that food traditions are stronger in some countries?

DM: I found that there was a direct relationship with free time, a social safety net and strong food traditions. Places like Iceland, Sardinia and Finland have little fast food and place great importance in the people who harvest and source the meals they eat. Some of the other places are fighting to keep their traditions alive in the face of the cheap fast food everywhere in modern life.

CS: While many people think that global cuisines are very different, there are often some underlying similarities. What similarities surprised you the most?

DM: When building the episodes for the show, we found that there aren’t that many major ingredients across the planet. A huge chunk of what we eat are grass, seeds, fish and few other animals. And we eat these things with the help of fire or fermentation. Cooking meat on a grill and making alcohol out of fermenting food is everywhere.

CS: This show seems to encourage people to better understand the food and culture connection. What’s one easy way to start that type of food conversation on the typical family home?

DM: I think apple picking (or any kind of fruit picking) as a family outing is an amazing starting point. It gets you out in the fresh air and gets your blood flowing – and I’ve never met anyone who doesn’t like a crisp apple pulled from a tree. During the shoot I sat my son down in a strawberry patch to graze before he could walk. The act of picking and eating with his own hands has had a lasting effect. Strawberry was one of his first words and still to today is his favorite fruit to eat.

CS: You travel the world in this series. Which location was your favorite? Which meal was your favorite?

DM: Each one of the places I went was a spot I had dreamed of going and each has a special place in my heart. How can I compare going on a safari in South Africa vs taking a boat off the Amalfi coast. I would say the same with the food. I had the best pizza on the planet and the best tacos. I had incredible Icelandic seafood and Finnish lake fish. They each stand alone.

If you would like to follow along with David Moscow’s culinary adventure, From Scratch airs on FYI and can be streamed online. New episodes air on Sundays at 6 p.m. ET/ 5 p.m. CT.

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Do you know the story behind the ingredients on your plate? Take the time to appreciate the flavor, the story and the journey when cooking is made from scratch.

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