Travel Insurance Comparison
Choosing the right travel insurance can make all the difference in protecting your trip. We've summarized some of the top options to help you find the best fit for your travel needs. Travelex offers tiered plans with customizable coverage and award-winning service, while VisitorsCoverage is a trusted marketplace that lets you compare multiple providers in one place. Whether you want the simplicity of a single, reliable insurer or the flexibility to shop across plans, this side-by-side comparison makes it easy to choose the right protection for your journey.
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Travel Insurance FAQs
What does travel insurance typically cover?
Most travel insurance plans cover trip cancellation, trip interruption, emergency medical expenses, medical evacuation, travel delays, and lost or damaged baggage. Coverage varies by provider and plan, so always review the details before purchasing.
Do I really need travel insurance?
Travel insurance can help protect your financial investment in a trip and provide peace of mind in case of unexpected events such as illness, injury, natural disasters, or travel disruptions. It’s especially recommended for international trips, cruises, or prepaid, non-refundable travel arrangements.
When should I buy travel insurance?
It’s best to buy travel insurance soon after booking your trip—ideally within 14–21 days—to maximize benefits such as the pre-existing condition waiver or Cancel For Any Reason (CFAR) upgrades.
What is Cancel For Any Reason (CFAR) coverage?
CFAR is an optional upgrade that allows you to cancel your trip for reasons not covered under standard cancellation policies, typically reimbursing 50–75% of your trip cost. It must usually be purchased soon after your initial trip deposit.
Is travel insurance worth it for domestic travel?
Even for domestic trips, travel insurance can provide value—especially for covering prepaid, non-refundable expenses, medical emergencies, or costly last-minute cancellations.