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Why travel insurance is becoming a must-have for 2026 trips
More travelers are turning to travel insurance for 2026, seeking peace of mind, bigger medical coverage, and flexible policies after a turbulent 2025. Read More
Essential travel insurance tips
Travel insurance isn't just a visa requirement, it's your financial safety net when things go wrong abroad. From medical emergencies to lost luggage, this guide explains how to choose the right policy ... Read More
Thanksgiving travel chaos: Why buying travel insurance before you leave is a great idea, according to experts
One of the wallet-friendly perks of travel insurance is that it typically doesn’t go up in price if you wait until the last second to buy your policy. Rather, other factors impact the cost, Bree ... Read More
Is Travel Insurance Worth It For Winter Weather Delays?
Fine-print traps can leave you stranded and facing a denied claim, even with coverage. Here’s what kind of travel insurance you need for your holiday trip—and how to get it. ByChristopher Elliott, ... Read More
Best International Travel Insurance 2025
Unexpected Travel Disruptions Can Cost You Big Imagine saving for your dream vacation, only to have it derailed by an illness, flight cancellation, or lost baggage. Without travel insurance, you could ... Read More
The one way travel insurance can help during the government shutdown
The government shutdown is wreaking havoc on U.S. travel. Essential airport workers, including air traffic controllers and TSA agents, have been working without pay since Oct. 1, leading to staffing ... Read More
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