Travel Insurance
We understand that when you’re travelling, you don’t want to worry about a thing. But events happen, even to the well-prepared travellers. You may have to cancel your trip at the last minute to tend to a family emergency. You may need medical assistance when you’re away. Your baggage may go missing, or there may be damage to your personal property. You just never know.
Ask yourselves a few questions:
1) What happens if my trip has to be cut short, or I have to extend my trip due to an illness at destination?
2) Would I be able to (or want to) pay for toiletries/clothes and other necessities if my luggage is lost?
3) Could I afford an air ambulance home?
4) Does my current coverage through work or my credit card pay up front for medical expenses? or cover everyone that's travelling with me?
Please contact us for more information or clarification on travel insurance policies we can offer to you.
For Canadians:
There is an All Inclusive PLUS Plan which includes CFAR (Cancel for Any Reason) that must be purchased at the time of initial deposit. It is 17% added to the cost of the plan. Please inquire.
"Travel Insurance - the most important thing you can pack!"
Please contact me for more information or clarification on travel insurance policies we can offer to you.
When we've quoted your trip, I can then provide you with an accurate insurance quote.
If you will be declining insurance, please see the Insurance Waiver section.
Email: ldefreece@tpi.ca
US Government
"Health Insurance - Many foreign medical facilities and providers require cash payment up front and do not accept U.S. insurance plans. Medicare does not provide coverage outside of the United States. Check your U.S. health care policy to see if it will cover you overseas. If not, consider buying supplemental insurance. Make sure the insurance you purchase covers any special medical needs or risks you anticipate on your trip." - US Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs Website
"Emergency Evacuation - Evacuation for medical treatment or to leave a crisis area in another country can cost more than $100,000. You should strongly consider purchasing evacuation insurance in case of emergency overseas." - US Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs Website
Unexpected Expenses – Trip interruption or cancellation, flight delays, lost or stolen luggage, and other unexpected travel costs can add up. If you do not have adequate coverage, consider insurance.
Government of Canada
"If you plan to travel outside Canada ‒ even for a day in the United States – you should buy the best travel health insurance you can afford before you leave.
If you are flying, make sure you get insurance for flight cancellation, trip interruption, lost luggage and document replacement."
Allianz
The most popular plan is the comprehensive option - All-Inclusive Package (Emergency Hospital and Medical + Trip Cancellation & Interruption).
We can also provide Medical Only or Trip Cancellation & Interruption Plans.
Family Plan: for 2 adults purchasing the All-Inclusive Plan, dependents are included in the rate.
For 29 years and under, there is a Youth Plan available.