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Provides coverage for medical emergencies and trip cancellation / baggage delay
Provides coverage if your trip is cancelled or interrupted for a covered reason
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Travel insurance helps protect against the unexpected. A primary incentive to get travel insurance can be for emergency medical assistance. Without these benefits, you can easily spend over $5,000+ out-of-pocket for treatment and transportation expenses if something were to happen when you were out of the country.
Travel insurance can cover disruptions to your trip that may end up costing you a small fortune such as delayed flights, or an emergency trip home. You could lose the money you've already paid for the trip, and would have the added costs of paying for new bookings that having insurance could help with. It is even highly recommended if you go across the border for the weekend or even one day.
Travel insurance (typically) will not cover you if try to make a claim resulting from a sport or activity that isn't covered by your policy. This can apply to cover for injuries and illness (medical), as well as equipment loss/damage and any personal financial losses. Make sure you go over your policy especially if you plan on doing some excursions or other outdoor activities that you think the insurance coverage might be questionable on.
- Never buy from a travel agent, tour operator or airline speak to a licensed insurance advisor - like us!
- Decide on the cover you need before shopping around and we can help you determine what you need.
- Be sensible about the excess.
- Check what is already covered by your home insurance policy or bank.
- Choose annual cover if you travel more than three times a year, as this is typically less expensive.
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