Many people don’t even know that travel insurance is an option. Only about 30% of people purchase traveler’s insurance before they embark on a trip. It is important to realize that no one is spared from the hiccups that come along with getting away – you must always be prepared for at least one thing going wrong. [click to continue…]
Travel is one of those important things that everyone makes sure they’re able to do at some point in their lives. Our world is a pretty big place, and when you make sure that you’re able to get out and see a lot of it, you usually wind up benefiting in a pretty serious way as a result. Maybe you’re fresh out of college and want to get out and see the world before you start working on your career in earnest. [click to continue…]
Many people fail to take any initiative to protect their travel investment with a proper travel insurance coverage. This can be very risky at times. However, few even make an even worse mistake when they don’t try to understand how and what their travel insurance protects once they buy the cover. Specifically, there are 4 travel insurance coverages that people fail to understand and then see their claims denied when they file them. Or worse yet, see their travel plans derailed just because they do not have required things in place. [click to continue…]
Due to various options and types, buying travel insurance can be quite overwhelming at times. In fact, due to the complexities in choosing the best travel insurance policy, many don’t even bother to buy one before their holidays. In any case, it is not proper to ignore the risks involved at a distant place, and you should definitely buy one before your departure. A little effort to get the proper coverage can be a perfect lifesaver if something unpleasant happens during your trip. With some research, you can easily find the perfect travel insurance according to your needs and budget. [click to continue…]
It’s been said time and time again: “I don’t need traveller’s insurance,” “I’ll just be extra careful,” and the infamous “what’s the worst that could happen?” Well, ask that to 24-year-old Canadian Anna Leibenko, the former Toronto Argos cheerleader who was left fighting for her life in a Croatian hospital after slipping off a boat, hitting her head on a ledge and falling into a coma. Being reported by news sites around the globe, Anna’s bills skyrocketed to just under $100,000 for medical treatment, an extended hospital stay and transportation back to Canada. [click to continue…]
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