Annual travel insurance policies are evolving and as important as ever, now offering epidemic coverage endorsements. Considering more frequent, shorter, domestic trips or returning to international travel, it’s time to reevaluate your travel insurance.
The TravelSmart travel app by Allianz is free and useful for travelers: Easy access to emergency numbers, find nearby doctors and pharmacies, use medical translations, track flights, and, for policy holders, receive alerts about weather, security, health, transportation and more.
New technology matches the best travel insurance policy for you while you are booking your trip. Buying insurance as you book pinpoints your coverage to your needs and saves you money and time.
Proactive travel insurance payments for flight delays are time-saving and remove some of the stress of travel. Here’s more information on easy (no receipts) travel insurance claims, along with results of a recent Vacation Confidence report.
A dog bite in Hanoi led to numerous doctor appointments. But advance care and rabies vaccinations at our local travel clinic saved the day, as did having our annual travel insurance program in place.
Just like Kris was required to pack her own parachute for her first jump, business travelers should take personal responsibility for their travel logistics–including their travel insurance.
Travel insurance policies might surprise you. Whether you buy a single trip plan or an annual policy, circumstances are bound to come up that make you wonder, ‘does my travel insurance cover that?
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