Recently Asked Questions
- Why should you insure your trip cost with trip cancellation/interruption coverage?
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Many things can occur before or during a prepaid nonrefundable trip, that may result in cancellation or interruption. The Travel Insurance Experts™ look at some of these scenarios, and why it’s wise to consider getting cancellation coverage.
- Should I Buy Insurance Offered by Travel Company?
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When booking a trip, you’re often offered travel insurance. See why the Travel Insurance Center® experts say this might not be the best option. Watch the video.
- Is There a Policy We Can Buy for the Year?
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Travelers who take trips by air, sea and road for half the year ask the Travel Insurance Experts, “Is there a policy that we could buy for the year? Watch the video.
- Is Credit Card Travel Coverage Sufficient?
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A customer asks about supplementing her credit card’s trip cancellation coverage, but The Travel Insurance Experts™ encourage her to take a closer look at her credit card coverage, which can be more limited than she might think. Watch Video
- What Does Getting a Group International Travel Quote Look Like?
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We purchased insurance from you last year for a Model United Nations trip to Washington, D.C. In February we are planning on leaving overseas and would be interested in getting a quote from you if you offer international travel insurance.
- Does travel insurance cover cancellation because of anxiety?
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My husband, brother and I are taking a trip in August. Sometimes my brother has anxiety issues.
- Does Trip Cancellation Insurance cover pregnancy?
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What if my daughter or daughter-in-law becomes pregnant. Is there trip cancellation coverage available for that reason?
- Is there medical insurance for a person living outside of the United States who is traveling to the United States?
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Do you have medical insurance for a person living outside of the United States who is traveling to the United States?
- Do you have a travel insurance solution for non-U.S. residents?
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I have two customers living in Italy who are traveling next January to Antarctica. They will fly to the U.S. first, and on their return from Antarctica they will stop in the U.S. as well. Their trip cost per person is $22,500. Do you have a travel insurance solution for non-U.S. residents?
- Do you insure 98-year-olds?
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My 98-year-old mother and I are going on trip. Do you insure 98-year-olds?
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