Secure travel

Considers the following situations:

• You fall and break your leg during a visit to Croatia.
• Two days before you fly to New Zealand, you become constipated.
• During the trip you suffer a hurricane arrival in which you lose your belongings.

If your trip is not insured You will not be able to recover the cost of some of the days that you are no longer going to enjoy and you will not even be paid for transfers to the hospital. Many people, when making their reservation online, click on the insurance cancellation box without going through what can happen during those days. With insurance you can avoid problems unnecessary to ruin those holidays you have been planning all year. According to U. S. Travel Insurance Association, there are three types of travel insurance:

• Trip cancellation insurance. This type of policy covers the cost of your airfare and other expenses paid in advance if you need to cancel your trip. You will also be reimbursed for lost luggage. Some policies also include the financial bankruptcy of your travel provider.
• Emergency medical coverage. This insurance pays for medical care and emergency travel expenses. This coverage is especially useful for older people, as it also pays for medical expenses incurred outside of their home country.
• 24-hour phone support. This coverage offers travelers an easy way to locate doctors and get emergency help. It is especially useful if you are traveling to an area where even English is not a common language.

Creating a Seamless and Secure Travel Experience (April 2024)