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Tip no 1: Policy duration
Check if the policy's cov
Are you ready to embrace the freedom of retirement and explore the world? Traveling in your golden years can be a fulfilling experience, but it's essential to ensure your journeys are worry-free. One way to achieve this peace of mind is by investing in the right travel insurance tailored for retirees. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the importance of travel insurance for retirees and provide insights on how to choose the best policy.
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Traveling to Australia can be an exciting and unforgettable experience making a shuffle of landscapes, wildlife, and unique, melting-pot culture. Still, a chance for some sort of accident always hangs like a sword of Damocles. And, rest assured, they can happen as soon as you step out of the plane even if you spent months planning out the journey.
And, when you find yourself injured in a foreign country, even if we are talking about good old Australia, sorting through legal issues to get compensa
More and more people are beginning to realise that travel insurance is a very important part of any comprehensive plan to have a fun, healthy and successful trip. Plans vary greatly when it comes to what they do and do not cover, but most people will definitely find a plan that fits their needs perfectly. The risks covered by travel insurance plans are very significant, and having coverage would be a very big mitigating factor to those risks. Accidents, emergency evacuation, terrorism, bankrupt
According to the US Travel Insurance Association, getting the right care, communicating with medical professionals and those back home, and paying for emergencies are issues that t
TOURISM & MORE'S "TOURISM TIDBITS" - June 2012
Developing a Tourism Continuity Plan
This is one edition of Tourism Tidbits that you hopefully will never need, but definitely want to keep. No matter how good your risk management may be, the bottom line is that from time to time bad things do happen. No matter what we do, natural disasters such as hurricanes and earthquakes occur, people get sick, a crime happens or a terrorism attack comes at the most unlikely place and at the least expected times.
by Maggie Downs
I purchased travel insurance before embarking on my year-long, round-the-world backpacking trip. Of course, it's not the kind of thing you ever want to use, but I figured it might come in handy for medical woes, bag theft or a broken iPod.
I did not expect that my mother would die.
She passed away in Ohio. I was at a yoga camp in Dahab, on the Red Sea shore of Egypt's Sinai peninsula (pictured above). I never felt so physically or emotionally isolated before in my life.
There are, of course, various travel insurance companies out there. How as a travel agent can you best find a reputable provider and reassure your clients that the insurance they're purchasing is legitimate and that the insurance provider can meet its obligations to them? For any agent, knowing the answers to the questions below is a way to make absolutely sure they are working with the right kind of insurer.
Have you asked a few questions about the travel insurance provider?
Is the insurer licen
“Its success lies in the fact that it's an insurance plan, not an investment plan or a welfare plan.” -James Roosevelt. As any volunteer abroad would attest, travelling just like everything else comes with its risks, some are foreseeable therefore avoidable but a good number are not. To make sure you are not very highly affected by such risks, it is beneficial to most volunteer to purchase some travel insurance when they leave their countries. This is just in case anything goes wrong shortly bef
About 1 in 3 travelers buy insurance for their trip, according to the US Travel Insurance Association. Should you be one of them? Here are 10 practical reasons, based on 10 situations where travel insurance can prove invaluable.
You’ve paid nonrefundable deposits or bought nonrefundable tickets.
For some trips, you’ll need to pay deposits significantly in advance of your travel dates, and in most cases, those deposits will be nonrefundable. Travel insurance can help you recover your deposits if yo
Travelers tell-all: confess top travel annoyances and their
own naughty behavior in this year’s Vacation Confidence Index
This holiday season, Americans aren’t just opening up their wallets to buy presents for family and friends – they’ll also spend 12 percent more on holiday travel, according to the fourth annual Allianz Travel Insurance Vacation Confidence Index released today by Allianz Global Assistance USA. Following cautious holiday-travel spending last year, this year’s spending is on the
According to the travel insurance companies, you shouldn’t leave home without travel insurance.
And according to Dear Abby, you shouldn’t leave home without travel insurance.
The popular columnist known as Abigail Van Buren (real name Jeanne Phillips) took over from her mother, Paula Phillips, who started the widely-read column.
In this case, "Abby" was advising a man whose wife had booked a surprise trip for the two of them. When he wrote in expressing anxiety about travel and some of his healt
It’s no secret that travel today is more challenging than ever. In fact, as events like the flight delays, cancellations, and pilot contract disputes currently overwhelming American Airlines increase, so too do the odds that your own travels will be impacted in some fashion. The solution: protect your trips with travel insurance.
Travel insurance covers many things that are not covered by credit cards, homeowner policies, and healthcare plans. Here are ten clear-cut reasons consumers can’t aff
Americans embrace travel insurance as a hedge against Olympic hassles
The 2012 Summer Olympics have provided a welcome boost for airlines, hotels and other travel suppliers that will benefit from an expected jump of more than 30 percent in the number of global travelers going to London compared to the same period in 2011. Now it appears that travel insurance providers are among those experiencing a strong uptick in sales. Richmond, VA-based Allianz Global Assistance USA, the country’s leading p
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When shopping for travel insurance, it’s essential to match your own needs with that of the policy. Here are a few coverage areas to be aware of:
Provides cash payment for accidental loss of life or limb while traveling.
Baggage This benefit provides reimbursement for lost, stolen or damaged baggage or personal items. Coverage usually applies to your entire trip, not just your flight, but a subset of this coverage is for baggage delay, which offers reimbursement for clothing, toiletries and oth
It’s every traveler’s worst nightmare: you’re having a great time on your vacation, then – boom – a fall or a fever sends you to a local hospital. After initial treatment, the big question is: “Now how do I get home without breaking the bank?”
How well do you know the facts about travel insurance? Here are eight of the questions we get the most:
1. What does travel insurance usually cover?
A general rule-of-thumb: insurance usually protects against unforeseen events that may cause you to cancel or disrupt your trip. Travel insurance can also provide protection and assistance for you (your health) and your personal belongings. That being said, travelers should read the specific policy so they can be sure of what is covered.
There are
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Free Travel Medical Assistance
One of the best kept secrets of medical assistance programs for travelers may be the International Association For Medical Assistance To Travelers.
So, say you’ve booked the family trip of a lifetime. You’ve thought of everything, but do you have the name, address, and phone number of a qualified doctor who speaks English in wherever?
It’s estimated that 20 percent of all travelers get sick annually, and of these, five percent require emergency care o
