Planning a trip doesn’t usually include planning for things to go awry. Most people envision picturesque views, adventurous excursions, and relaxing by the pool, but an unexpected medical situation is an example of how travel insurance helps during an emergency.…
Savvy travelers are always looking for the best value planning a trip, and this includes the travel insurance. Of course, finding the right coverage for a good price is a priority, but your timeliness purchasing a policy will have a…
A common concern for travelers is the possibility of an extended flight delay. In addition to missing reservations for early portions of the trip, spending over 12 hours in an airport can compound travelers’ frustrations. This is what many Frontier…
Most people buy their travel insurance from a travel supplier, their cruise company, or their travel agent. They don’t realize they could buy better coverage for less money by purchasing the insurance themselves on the internet. Here are some of the most common myths regarding buying travel insurance.
This is a great question to ask, because there are no simple “yes” or “no” answers. But here are a few pertinent points you may want to consider.
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When you buy travel insurance coverage is another important consideration to keep in mind, just like what coverage you choose. Of course, you can buy travel insurance right up to the day before departure. Once you make your first arrangements…
Buying travel insurance for a trip to a restricted nation can be difficult. Certain countries are subject to sanctions by the U.S. Government thru the Office of Foreign Assets control. These sanctions make it difficult for an insurance company to insure travelers visiting such countries and in some cases not even possible.
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I’m often asked if travel insurance makes sense for a ski trip, even a trip within the U.S. And, I strongly support the idea. Here are some key reasons why as well as tips on what to consider when you buy.
Travel insurance policies often have different coverage regarding missed connections. So, if this is an issue that concerns you, here are 3 tips I highly recommend that you consider.
“I used to scoff at the notion of travel insurance,” consumer writer Caroline Mayer recently noted. Now, her thinking has changed dramatically.
When they read travel insurance policies closely, smart shoppers find that—in addition to the coverage they are looking for—they are also covered for some very unexpected things. Here are some examples.
One subject nearly all the travel “tips” blogs fail to mention is what the right travel insurance can save you. Here are some “tips” on this.
Does travel insurance cover you in case a terrorist incident occurs near or at a travel destination? Here are 4 questions we often receive and answers, which, we hope, will be helpful.
A family member who’s entered hospice would like to take a trip. What are the travel insurance implications for this person and other family members?
It all depends on WHERE you purchase your travel insurance. Here are some tips on what to consider when selecting a travel insurance provider.
If you’re ever booked for a cruise that’s cancelled because of a mechanical breakdown, here are a few cruise insurance tips to keep in mind.
Will travel insurance cover you for extra costs–such as additional airline or hotel fees–incurred if you want to change your trip dates?
This is a very sensible question, of course. But, it’s probably best to break it into 2 more specific questions: “When does my trip cancellation coverage go into effect?” and “When are the other coverage features of the policy in effect?”
Many people we talk to haven’t fully thought through which type of travel insurance medical coverage to choose: “primary” or “excess.” First, what do these terms mean here? And second, which makes the most sense for you and the trip you are taking?
