A travel insurance plan can cover you for unexpected costs incurred before or during your trip. So that costs are less likely to come out of your own pocket, a travel insurance plan can reimburse you for the pre?paid, non?refundable portions of a trip if you need to cancel or interrupt your trip for a covered reason. A travel insurance plan can also include medical evacuation coverage (the price of which may cost upwards ($100,000) 1 and medical expense coverage, plus reimbursement for lost, damaged or stolen luggage and personal effects. Most travel insurance plans also include 24/7 assistance services to re?book flights and hotels on your behalf and act as a personal travel assistant while you are away from home. As with all travel insurance plans, always carefully read each DOC (description of coverage) to learn the boundaries of your coverage before purchasing the plan.

Yes. We offer a variety of travel insurance plans for a variety of types of travel and needs.

In a hurry? Choose the Gold Plan, our most popular. It includes a comprehensive package of coverage and services for a variety of common travel mishaps.

Final payment date is the day on which you finished paying for your trip.

The final payment date must fall before the departure date. The deposit date and final payment date can be the same day, as long as that day falls before the departure date.

You can choose either destination for the field.

In the field for airline name, select "none" at the top of the list. When you do decide on an airline, you may modify your policy to include the carrier at that time.

Travel insurance offers travelers coverage for unforeseen problems, from a cancelled flight to a serious illness—or in rare cases, even an act of terrorism or the financial default of a travel supplier. If an illness, accident, or other covered unforeseen circumstance forces a traveler to cancel or interrupt their travel plans, they face two potentially major financial losses—money invested in nonrefundable pre-payments and medical expenses that in many instances may not be covered by health insurance.

Deposit date is the day on which you made your first payment toward the trip.

Insurance can be purchased up to 24 hours prior to trip departure date.

Claims are paid per person up to the amount insured. You should divide the cost of the trip per person according to what each person paid.

You need only enter the airline that you will use for the first leg of the trip.

Simply select "unlisted" from the airline listing.

Simply select "unlisted" from the cruise line listing.