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Trip Cancellation
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Emergency Medical Evacuation
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Common Travel Insurance Question
What is Travel Insurance?
Travel insurance, also commonly referred to as trip insurance, is a type of coverage that helps protect you if your travel plans change, or if you experience a medical emergency while traveling. Common features of a travel insurance plan include Trip Cancellation coverage, short-term travel medical coverage, coverage for lost, stolen, or damaged luggage, and more.
What does Travel Insurance Cover ?
Most travel insurance plans provide coverage for things such as Trip Cancellation (if you can’t go on your trip due to a covered, unexpected reason), Emergency Accident & Medical coverage (if you experience a medical emergency while you are traveling), Trip Interruption (if you must cut your trip short due to a covered, unexpected reason), and more. You must be traveling more than 100 miles from home in order to have travel insurance coverage.
Do I need Travel Insurance ?
Many travel professionals highly recommend travel insurance for travelers taking trips both domestically and abroad, with benefits designed for all types of travel. Special consideration should be paid to the medical coverages in a travel insurance plan since many common domestic health insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, may not provide coverage outside of the United States. Some countries, such as Cuba, Ecuador, and much of Europe, require proof of travel insurance before allowing you to enter.
