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If traveling around the world on someone else's dime sounds like a dream, you're in luck. A new job has hit the market, and it will have one lucky American exploring the globe next year on a trip worth more than $85,000.

The hiring company, Insuranks , is an online insurance marketplace and educational website that helps consumers looking to buy insurance. The platform uses expert and user reviews to assist others in making their own purchasing decisions, but now, Insuranks is looking to send their own employee to get some firsthand experience traveling and using insurance packages around the world.

The lucky individual will spend 12 months exploring destinations on all seven continents, with every expense covered, from flights and accommodations to car rentals and sightseeing. A variety of exhilarating experiences will also be covered, including swimming with dolphins, skydiving, bungee jumping, shark cage diving, plunging into freezing Antarctic waters, canyon swinging, and more. In fact, these experiences are a big part of the job description. Remember, this is a job.

The temporary employee will be expected to create a daily video diary, take lots of photos, and blog for Insuranks, detailing everything about the trip — the experiences, cultures, food, accommodations, car rental, and, of course, the insurance packages and companies they use.

There's a slight catch, though. The job isn't exactly a paid gig, but more of an exchange. Each month, the individual will go to a different country and have a generous allowance for everything they need. In exchange, they'll provide the content.

"If there was ever an ultimate dream job, this is definitely it. Who wouldn't want to travel around the world, collect experiences, make memories, and get paid to do it? We're offering just that," said Ofir Sahar, CEO and Founder of Insuranks, in a press release. "The person we pick to win this dream job won't have to spend a dollar — we'll foot the entire bill of their travels. Whether they visit a country for seven days or 14 days; each month is guaranteed to offer something new and exciting."

In order to be considered for the position, you must be at least 18 years old and a U.S. resident living in the mainland. To apply, simply fill out this form and post a maximum 60-second video on Instagram explaining why you deserve this job. The post must use the hashtags #Insuranks and #DreamJobChallenge, in addition to tagging @insuranks_com and at least one friend.

Applications are open now through Jan. 31, and the winner will be notified within 30 days of the contest closing. For full details, visit Insuranks.com .

Jessica Poitevien is a Travel + Leisure contributor currently based in South Florida, but she's always on the lookout for her next adventure. Besides traveling, she loves baking, talking to strangers, and taking long walks on the beach. Follow her adventures on Instagram .

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Traveling is an adventure, a leap into the unknown, a story waiting to unfold. But every story needs a safety net, and that's where travel insurance comes in. In this guide to the best travel insurance, we'll embark on a journey to help you better understand travel insurance and uncover the benefits that make it an indispensable companion for any traveler.

Our Picks for the Best Travel Insurance Companies

Best overall: nationwide travel insurance.

Runner-Up: AXA Assistance USA
Best for Cruises: Travel Guard
Best Reputation: C&F Travel Insured
Best for Pre-existing Conditions: Tin Leg Travel Insurance
Best for Digital Nomads: WorldTrips Travel Insurance
Best Low-Cost Option: Trawick International Travel Insurance

Best for Road Trips: Travelex Travel Insurance

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Compare the Best Travel Insurance Companies

The best travel insurance companies offer comprehensive coverage options for a wide range of people and needs. For this guide, we looked at coverage options, customizability, and the best companies for specific situations, such as pre-existing conditions.

Here are Business Insider's picks for the best travel insurance companies in 2024.

Trip cancellation coverage of up to 100% of trip costs (for cruises) or up to $30,000 (for single-trip plans)
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Three cruise-specific plans to choose from
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Annual travel insurance plans available
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Strong trip cancellation coverage
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Cancel for any reason coverage available
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. CFAR insurance not available with every single plan
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Medical coverage is lower than what some competitors offer

Nationwide Travel Insurance offers many of the standard benefits you might see with a travel insurance policy. This can include things like trip cancellation coverage, so you can recover pre-paid costs or trip interruption in the event your vacation is interrupted by an unexpected event. There's also baggage delay coverage and medical coverage.

Cancel for any reason coverage available

Nationwide Travel Insurance is of the largest players in the travel insurance space, offering nearly endless options for any customer on the travel spectrum, including annual travel insurance plans which can offer frequent travelers the flexibility to "set it and forget it" on their travel insurance coverage.

Nationwide Essential also offers some of the most affordable policies in the market compared to similar plans from competitors, which makes it a great pick for just about anyone. Buyers can discuss bundling options as Nationwide also sells homeowners, auto, pet, and other insurance products. Its travel insurance quoting is just as easy as it has been with other Nationwide insurance products.

Read our Nationwide Travel Insurance review here.

Best Travel Insurance Runner-Up: AXA Assistance USA

Trip cancellation coverage of up to 100% of the trip cost
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Generous medical evacuation coverage
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Up to $1,500 per person coverage for missed connections on cruises and tours
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Covers loss of ski, sports and golf equipment
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Generous baggage delay, loss and trip delay coverage ceilings per person
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Cancel for any reason (CFAR) coverage only available for most expensive Platinum plan
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. CFAR coverage ceiling only reaches $50,000 maximum despite going up to 75%

AXA Assistance USA keeps travel insurance simple with gold, silver, and platinum plans. Emergency medical and CFAR are a couple of the options you can expect. Read on to learn more about AXA.

Silver, Gold, and Platinum plans available
Trip interruption coverage of up to 150% of the trip cost
Emergency medical coverage of up to $250,000

AXA Assistance USA offers consumers a great option for no-stress travel insurance: low-priced plans, generous coverage limits on key categories including primary insurance on lost luggage, and up to 150% reimbursement for qualifying trip cancellations.

While add-ons are limited and rental car coverage is not included by default on cheaper plans, AXA is a perfect fit for travelers who don't plan to drive (or who already hold a travel credit card with rental car coverage), and don't need any additional bells and whistles.

Read our AXA Assistance USA Travel Insurance review here.

Best for Cruises: AIG Travel Guard

Trip cancellation coverage for up to 100% of the trip cost and trip interruption coverage for up to 150% of the trip cost

Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Trip cancellation coverage of up to 100% of the cost, for all three plan levels
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. CFAR covers up to 75% of total trip costs (maximum of $112,500 on some plans)
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Medical coverage of up to $500,000 and evacuation of up to $1,000,000 per person
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Includes COVID coverage
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Above average baggage loss and delay benefits
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. High medical evacuation coverage
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Premiums may run slightly higher than competitors

Travel Guard is a well-established and highly rated name in the travel insurance industry. It offers three main coverage options to choose from, and in general its policies have above-average coverage for baggage loss and baggage delays, plus high medical evaluation coverage limits.

Trip cancellation coverage for up to 100% of the trip cost
Trip interruption coverage for up to 150% of the trip cost
Preexisting medical conditions exclusions waiver must be purchased within 15 days of initial trip payment
Annual travel insurance plan and Pack N' Go plan (for last-minute trips) available

Travel Guard is well-known insurance provider, and a great fit for travelers who want to ensure that they can get their money back in the event of canceled or interrupted travel plans.

While the company's policies can be pricey compared to its competitors, the high medical and evacuation limits make AIG a solid choice for older travelers who value peace of mind and simplicity over highly customizable plans that may be bolstered with medical upgrades.

Read our AIG Travel Guard review here.

Best for Reputation: C&F Travel Insured

Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Offers 2 major plans including CFAR coverage on the more expensive option
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Cancellation for job loss included as a covered reason for trip cancellation/interruption (does not require CFAR coverage to qualify)
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Frequent traveler reward included in both policies
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Up to $1 million in medical evacuation coverage available
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Medical coverage is only $100,000
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Reviews on claims processing indicate ongoing issues
C&F's Travel Insured policies allow travelers customize travel insurance to fit their specific needs. Frequent travelers may benefit from purchasing an annual travel insurance plan, then adding on CFAR coverage for any portions of travel that may incur greater risk.

While every travel insurance company has negative reviews about its claims process, C&F Travel Insured 's claims process has a consistent stream of positive reviews. One customer wrote that C&F processed a claim within 48 hours. Additionally, C&F regularly responds to customer reviews within one business week, making reviews a consistent way to reach the company.

Additionally, in C&F's fine print, it mentions that any claims that take more than 30 days to pay out will begin to accrue interest at 9% APY.

C&F's reputation isn't the only thing to speak highly of. It offers an array of add-ons uncommon in the travel insurance industry, such as Interruption for Any Reason insurance and CFAR coverage for annual plans. C&F also offers discounts for children on its Protector Edge plan and free coverage on its Protector plan.

Read our C&F Travel Insured review here.

Best for Pre-Existing Conditions: Tin Leg Travel Insurance

Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Policy coverage includes most pre-existing health conditions
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Generous medical and evacuation amounts for peace of mind
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. COVID coverage included by default on all insurance plans
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Offers a wide range of plans for various budgets and travel needs
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Some plans offer CFAR, “cancel for work reasons,” financial default, and unemployment coverage
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Limited add-on coverage options
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Baggage loss and delay coverage is low compared to competitors

Tin Leg travel insurance offers eight travel insurance plans to meet the unique needs of travelers.

Tin Leg was founded in 2014 by the travel insurance industry experts at Squaremouth. Designed to meet the most common needs of travelers, these policies offer comprehensive Trip Cancellation and Trip Interruption benefits, and a range of Emergency Medical and Medical Evacuation limits.

Tin Leg Travel Insurance is a great fit for travelers with medical issues in particular. Seven of Tin Leg's eight travel plans include coverage for pre-existing conditions as long as you purchase your policy within 15 days of your initial trip payment.

Thanks to coverage for pre-existing medical conditions as well as for potential COVID-19 infection while traveling, this company offers some of the best financial investment options for travelers who are or will be exposed to higher health risks and issues.

Read our Tin Leg Travel Insurance review here.

Best for Digital Nomads: WorldTrips Travel Insurance

Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Affordable base plans that can be customized with add-ons including rental car, pet care, hunting and fishing, and vacation rental coverage
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Insurance plans available for international student travelers
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Trip delay coverage benefit that kicks in after just five hours
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Pre-existing conditions waiver can be purchased within 21 days of initial trip payment
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Lower medical, evacuation and accidental death limits
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Limited, secondary baggage loss coverage although baggage protection can be upgraded at a low cost
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. No special coverages for pets, sports equipment, etc.

WorldTrips has been a reputable travel insurance provider for more than 20 years. Unsurprisingly, it boasts an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and positive reviews from thousands of customers.

Travel medical insurance (Premium, Group, Annual, and International Student options)
Trip cancellation insurance
Trip protection insurance

WorldTrips Travel Insurance has affordable premiums, highly customizable add-ons, and generous coverage for core categories of travel insurance. All this makes it a great option for digital nomads, students studying abroad and backpackers.

However, travelers should keep in mind that plans are not particularly flexible, and coverage amounts are limited unless you plan ahead to pay for the areas and amounts that you need.

Read our WorldTrips Travel Insurance review here.

Best for Affordability: Trawick International Travel Insurance

Trawick Trawick International Travel Insurance

Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Useful for adventurous travelers headed to higher-risk destinations
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Affordable plans with varying levels of coverage
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. 10-day free look option
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Generous baggage loss replacement policy
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Trip delay coverage kicks in after just six hours
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Some policies allow a CFAR add-on
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Up to $1 million medical evacuation coverage limit
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Baggage and trip delay coverages don’t kick in until after the 12-hour mark
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. International student policies available for temporary stints abroad
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Complaints about claims not being paid or involving an intermediary to resolve claims

Trawick International travel insurance offers plans customized to diverse travelers' needs. We look at coverage options, claims processing, pricing, and other important factors for savvy travelers.

Travel medical insurance
Trip protection and cancellation
International student insurance
Visitor medical insurance (for traveling to the US)

Trawick International Travel Insurance is another insurance provider with robust medical travel insurance that can help higher-risk and anxious travelers find peace of mind while on the road. This company offers one of the most generous medical evacuation policies in the market, although travelers will need to remember to add on rental car coverage if they need it.

Read our Trawick Travel Insurance review here.

Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Options to cover sports equipment
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Option to increase medical coverage
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Can cancel up to 48 hours before travel when CFAR option is purchased
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Affordable coverage for budget-conscious travelers
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Includes generous baggage delay, loss and trip delay coverage
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Optional "adventure sports" bundle available for riskier activities
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Only two insurance plans to choose from
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Medical coverage maximum is low at up to $50,000 per person
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Pricier than some competitors with lower coverage ceilings
con icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. Some competitors offer higher medical emergency coverage

Travelex travel insurance is one of the largest travel insurance providers in the US providing domestic and international coverage options. It offers a basic, select, and America option. Read on to learn more.

Optional CFAR insurance available with the Travel Select plan
Trip delay insurance starting at $500 with the Travel Basic plan
Emergency medical and dental coverage starting at $15,000

Travelex Travel Insurance offers three plans:

Travel Basic
Travel Select
Travel America

The Travelex America plan is meant for trips limited to the U.S., but it has the highest coverage limits in many areas compared to its other programs. If you're flying somewhere, the lost baggage limits are higher. Its natural strengths shine for road trippers, though. Travelex America adds coverage for roadside service and rental car coverage for unexpected accidents. It also covers pets should you be involved in an accident while on the road.

While your standard auto insurance does extend to car rentals within the U.S. for a limited time, any accident would affect future rates. Travelex would eliminate the risk of reporting to your auto insurance provider for minor incidents within its purview.

Read our Travelex Travel Insurance review here.

Introduction to Travel Insurance

Why travel insurance is a must-have.

The unpredictable nature of traveling – from flight cancellations to medical emergencies – can turn your dream vacation into a nightmare. Travel insurance acts as a personal safeguard, ensuring that unexpected events don't drain your wallet or ruin your trip.

Understanding Different Types of Travel Insurance

Not all travel insurance policies are created equal. From single-trip travel insurance policies to annual travel insurance plans , from minimal coverage to comprehensive protection, understanding the spectrum of options is your first step in finding the right fit for your journey.

Key Features to Look for in Travel Insurance Coverage

Travel insurance for medical emergencies.

Imagine falling ill in a foreign country; daunting, right? A robust travel insurance plan ensures you don't have to worry about how much emergency medical care while traveling will cost, even in the most remote corners of the globe. This coverage will often come in tandem with emergency medical evacuation coverage.

Trip Cancellation and Interruption Benefits

Life is full of surprises, some less pleasant than others. Trip cancellation and interruption coverage ensures that you're not left out of pocket if unforeseen circumstances force you to cancel or cut your trip short. You may also look for cancel for any reason and interruption for any reason options, which will reimburse you for a percentage of your nonrefundable fees, but expands the covered reasons you can cancel a trip. You can find our guide on the best CFAR travel insurance companies here.

Coverage for Personal Belongings and Baggage Loss

Losing your belongings is more than an inconvenience; it's losing a piece of your world. Insurance that covers personal belongings and baggage loss ensures that you're compensated for your loss, helping you to rebound and continue your adventure.

Support and Assistance Services

In times of trouble, having a lifeline can make all the difference. Look for insurance that offers 24/7 support and assistance services, giving you peace of mind that help is just a phone call away. Also, check websites that field customer reviews like Trustpilot, the Better Business Bureau, and InsureMyTrip , to see how well a company responds to customer requests.

Choosing the Best Travel Insurance

Reputation and reliability of the travel insurance provider.

A provider's reputation is not just about being well-known; it's about reliability, customer satisfaction, and the ability to deliver on promises. Researching and choosing a reputable provider is a cornerstone in ensuring your safety and satisfaction.

Understanding the Policy's Fine Print

The devil is in the details, and understanding the fine print of what your travel insurance policy covers is crucial. Be aware of coverage limits, exclusions, and the process for filing a claim to avoid any unpleasant surprises.

Customer Reviews and Feedback

In the age of information, customer reviews and feedback are goldmines of insight. Learn from the experiences of others to gauge the reliability and customer service of the insurance provider you're considering. While the ratings are important, you should also look at whether or not a company responds to customer complaints.

How to Get the Most Out of Your Travel Insurance

Knowing your policy inside out.

Familiarize yourself with every aspect of your policy – what it covers, what it doesn't, how to file a claim, and who to contact in an emergency. Being informed means being prepared.

Steps to Take When a Problem Arises

If you face an issue during your travels, knowing the immediate steps to take can make all the difference. Keep important contacts and your policy details handy, and remember, your insurance provider is there to assist you.

How to Pick the Best Travel Insurance Company for You

There isn't a one-size-fits-all policy that works perfectly for every traveler. Young, healthy solo travelers can opt for much cheaper plans that offer bare-bones coverage, while families juggling complex itineraries will do best by investing in a robust policy that can help defray any costs associated with lost baggage, delayed transportation or other trip-impeding obstacles.

That being said, you can't go wrong with a travel insurance provider that boasts a reputable history and offers a wide range of customizable plans. In some cases, you may be comparing plans that are only a few dollars' apart from each other. In such situations, you should generally opt for the insurance company that offers the strongest customer service. It's also worth considering whether or not the travel insurance provider has been reviewed by other travelers with similar itineraries to your own.

An insurance aggregator like InsureMyTrip or Squaremouth is one of the best tools for searching travel insurance policies. Once you input the specifics of your travel itinerary, you'll be able to see hundreds of search results to compare the ones that catch your eye. If the options are too overwhelming, use the filters to the left of your search page to eliminate as many irrelevant plans as possible.

How We Reviewed the Best Travel Insurance Companies

To come up with our list of the best travel insurance companies, we evaluated each insurer based on the following factors:

Guide Methodology: What We Considered

Policy Types

Travel insurance is essential, but often underused partly because people aren't getting what they want. Business Insider's 2023 travel study showed 10.65% of travelers surveyed bought cancel for any reason insurance. Cost may be a factor, but in many cases, the coverage is more affordable than you might think. Regardless, companies must offer a diverse range of coverage options. We award five stars to companies offering all standard coverages and additional options like pet and sports equipment protection.

Our 2023 travel study indicated the majority of purchases were made through the travel provider (ex: flight protection insurance when you're purchasing your airline tickets). While these may be sufficient for some customers, we look for companies offering a more comprehensive range of services.

According to the U.S. Travel Insurance Association, the average cost of travel insurance will be between 4% and 8% of total travel expenses. Anything beyond that price point should include additional benefits beyond the standard inclusions, such as CFAR protection or upgraded medical coverage. Anything below that 4% threshold may leave you lacking important or sufficient coverage in an emergency.

Convenience and Flexibility

Whether you're an infrequent traveler or a suitcase warrior, a good travel insurance company should have you covered. In many cases, you might not even have to talk to a person in order to purchase your policy.

Many people think of travel insurance in context with specific trips, but most of these top contenders sell both single-trip and multi-trip policies, also known as annual travel insurance. Some companies also offer plans specifically designed for cruisers, students abroad, and business travelers. (Read our guide to the best cruise travel insurance companies for more details.) Finally, all of these providers offer multiple options for getting the specific areas and amounts of coverage that you want.

Claims Handling

Most travelers never have a large claim. Premiums are low, and it provides peace of mind for the just in case situations. So they leave reviews based on their reduced stress levels. But what happens if you lose your luggage or have to stay a few extra days due to an unexpected accident? Will your insurance carrier cover your claim without all the hassle? We check real customer reviews to sort this out for you.

Ease of Use and Support

When purchasing, during your trip, and throughout the claims process, you may need extra support. Does the company have a 24/7 help line? Does it have an online or mobile system allowing you to self-manage? Essentially, what are the options when you need help? We look at the big picture to evaluate the average customer experience with each company.

You can read our full insurance rating methodology for even more details.

Best Travel Insurance FAQs

There isn't a one-size-fits-all solution for every traveler. Determine the benefits that are most important to you, like baggage delay coverage, medical coverage, and trip delay coverage, then look for a company with solid customer ratings, especially when it comes to processing claims.

Travel insurance will pay out if you experience a covered event, such as a travel delay or delayed or lost baggage. If you're looking to get travel insurance for a specific reason, such as needing to potentially cancel your trip due to work reasons, make sure your policy will cover you in that situation before purchasing it. You should also check customer reviews to see other travelers' claims experiences, as it varies wildly from company to company.

The average cost of travel insurance is 4% to 8% of your total trip cost, so it could vary widely depending on where you're traveling and the length of your trip. Your age, the number of people in your group, and other factors can also influence how much you'll pay.

Most comprehensive travel insurance policies include travel medical coverage that can come in handy if an emergency occurs and you need medical evacuation. Some travel insurance plans offer more specialized coverage for travelers with pre-existing conditions , so shop around if medical coverage is a top priority for you.

$100,000 should be a sufficient medical coverage limit for travel insurance. If you're planning on doing extreme sports or anything particularly risky on your trip, you may want to increase your coverage level. A high medical coverage limit is especially useful when you're purchasing cruise travel insurance, since medical evacuations are more involved at sea.

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What is not covered by travel insurance?

Your coverage is based on the plan you choose. However, in general some things that aren't normally covered by travel insurance are:

Action and team sports, for example auto racing, pro sports travel, or other extreme sport activities
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Trip Cancellation because you changed your mind

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Travel insurance can help protect your vacation or trips from unexpected things happening. You can travel without trip insurance but doing so brings greater risk if something goes wrong or you encounter unexpected delays. Flight insurance or trip insurance coverage can include things like flight cancellation, lost luggage, trip cancellation, emergency medical transportation, and more. Learn more about travel insurance and why you should get a travel insurance quote today!

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Yes. Things happen that are out of your control. Whether it's your flight being cancelled or delayed to a family emergency. Life happens and that's how travel insurance can help. Plan for the unexpected with a travel insurance policy so you can rest easy knowing you're covered.

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Finding the cheapest travel insurance is often a priority for travelers hoping to protect themselves and their finances while away from home.

But is it better to err on the side of affordable travel insurance or opt for a more comprehensive plan? That depends on your needs .

On average, a comprehensive plan that covers some combination of trip cancellation and interruption costs, medical coverage and baggage protection (and perhaps a number of other things) will cost you 5%-10% of what you paid for the trip, according to NerdWallet partner Squaremouth, a travel insurance marketplace.

That means a comprehensive policy for a trip that costs you $3,000 could run you anywhere between $150 and $300. Factors like the cost and length of your trip, the age of the travelers and how much protection you want can significantly influence what you pay for your plan.

Ultimately, Squaremouth recommends “the least expensive policy that offers the coverage [travelers] need.”

» Learn more: The best travel insurance companies right now

Factors we considered when picking cheap travel insurance plans

We considered a few factors as we looked for the most affordable travel insurance plans.

Price: If your goal is to find cheaper travel insurance, you want the price to be affordable.

Breadth of coverage: The best budget travel insurance is typically going to be a plan that offers a wide range of protections at an affordable cost, ensuring you’re protected with at least some coverage for a wide range of scenarios.

Uniqueness or customizability : While many travel insurance plans have similar protections, some stand out for particular coverage that can be helpful to certain travelers, like those needing to Cancel For Any Reason , those going on a cruise, or travelers with preexisting health conditions. We didn’t spring for the priciest plans with broad, deep coverage; instead, we picked those that meet a sort of budget "sweet spot" when it comes to cost efficiency.

» Learn more: Is travel insurance worth getting?

An overview of the best cheap travel insurance plans

We looked at travel insurance quotes for a hypothetical 10-day trip to Italy in October 2023. The traveler is a 40-year-old man living in North Carolina who spent $2,000 on the trip, including airfare.

Reliable but cheap travel insurance providers

1. axa assistance usa (silver plan: $70).

Why we picked it:

The $500 missed connection benefit is great for cruise and tour participants. It covers additional transportation, accommodations and meal costs when you miss a cruise or tour departure.

Full trip cancellation and interruption coverage, along with up to $25,000 for out-of-pocket medical costs and baggage coverage.

Among the lowest prices we found.

If you’re willing to spend a bit more than AXA's $70 Silver plan, a Gold plan only costs $19 more and gets you deeper coverage amounts and up to $35,000 in collision rental car insurance.

2. Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection (ExactCare Value plan: $56)

Cheapest plan we found while still offering a wide array of protections.

Includes a preexisting medical condition waiver.

Add-on rental car collision coverage optional for $10 per day. You can pick how many days you want the additional coverage — it’s not all or nothing.

At $56, this plan comes in at less than 3% of the $2,000 trip cost.

3. IMG (iTravelInsured Lite plan: $77)

Treats COVID-19 like any other illness, which is to say, if your claim accepts flu, strep throat or appendicitis as an acceptable, covered condition, the coronavirus is, too.

Covers costs related to trip interruption up to 125%

Higher than normal limits on dental expenses, at $1,000. If your teeth are your Achilles heel (or your biggest fear), this plan might be for you.

The iTravelInsured Lite plan doesn’t offer some of the bells and whistles that other plans do, like rental car coverage , Cancel For Any Reason coverage or waivers for pre-existing conditions. But you’ll have relatively solid across-the-board trip protections.

4. John Hancock (Silver plan: $93 for a mid-tier plan)

Mid-level plan (as opposed to a basic plan) at an affordable price for travelers who want more coverage without paying too much.

Includes an optional Cancel For Any Reason add-on for travelers wanting flexibility. It is a bit pricey, at half the cost of the insurance ($46.50 extra for a $93 plan).

Reimburses up to $1,000 for lost baggage , far more than many basic plans.

Add-on rental car coverage for $9 per day.

At $88, John Hancock’s basic (Bronze) plan isn’t particularly affordable. But for just $4 extra, you can tap into the benefits of a mid-tier plan at still less than 5% of the total trip cost.

5. Nationwide (Essential plan: $76)

Includes a preexisting conditions waiver.

Add-on rental car coverage for $90.

Covers trip interruption at 125% of the trip cost while providing comprehensive emergency medical and baggage coverage.

6. Seven Corners (Basic plan: $75)

On top of standard trip protections, it includes a relatively affordable Cancel For Any Reason option for $31.50 extra.

If you plan to rent expensive sporting equipment, you might consider paying $10 extra to cover lost, damaged, stolen or destroyed gear.

COVID-19 coverage reimburses you for costs incurred if you have to quarantine .

Rental car coverage comes in at an affordable $7 per day.

Seven Corners’ Basic plan stands out because it offers a little bit of everything, appealing to athletic travelers, those who need affordable trip protections, those who want the flexibility to cancel for any reason and those still concerned about getting quarantined due to COVID-19.

7. Travelex Insurance Services (Basic plan: $71)

Straightforward: What you see is what you get. This plan’s coverage has fewer rules and caveats than many.

While not sporting the highest coverage amounts, it offers a solid range of protections to ensure you get at least something back when your travel is disrupted or you have a medical emergency.

Offers add-on rental car coverage for $10 per day.

At $71, the Travelex Basic plan’s cost is just over 3% of the $2,000 trip’s cost.

If you want to get travel insurance at the cheapest possible rate, here’s a trick. Put $0 as your trip cost, Stan Stanberg, co-founder of comparison site Travelinsurance.com said in an email.

“When excluding trip cancellation and trip interruption coverage the cost of a travel insurance plan goes down significantly,” Stanberg said.

That means you won’t get reimbursed if you need to cancel your trip or if it gets interrupted. But you may still have access to the plan’s medical, trip delay , missed connection, baggage and other protections.

You’ll often find comprehensive travel insurance plans cost 5%-10% of your total trip cost, according to Squaremouth. This will often get you full trip cancellation and trip protection, baggage protection, emergency medical coverage and often other benefits.

Typically, the more you pay, the broader and deeper the coverage.

For many plans, you can purchase travel insurance up until you depart. However, to get access to the most protections possible, booking two days to two weeks after making your initial deposit is the best rule of thumb.

That means you won’t get reimbursed if you need to cancel your trip or if it gets interrupted. But you may still have access to the plan’s medical,

, missed connection, baggage and other protections.

How to maximize your rewards

You want a travel credit card that prioritizes what’s important to you. Here are some of the best travel credit cards of 2024 :

Flexibility, point transfers and a large bonus: Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

No annual fee: Bank of America® Travel Rewards credit card

Flat-rate travel rewards: Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card

Bonus travel rewards and high-end perks: Chase Sapphire Reserve®

Luxury perks: The Platinum Card® from American Express

Business travelers: Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card

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1x-10x Earn 5x total points on flights and 10x total points on hotels and car rentals when you purchase travel through Chase Travel℠ immediately after the first $300 is spent on travel purchases annually. Earn 3x points on other travel and dining & 1 point per $1 spent on all other purchases.

75,000 Earn 75,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening. That's $1,125 toward travel when you redeem through Chase Travel℠.

1x-5x 5x on travel purchased through Chase Travel℠, 3x on dining, select streaming services and online groceries, 2x on all other travel purchases, 1x on all other purchases.

75,000 Earn 75,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening. That's over $900 when you redeem through Chase Travel℠.

Chase Southwest Rapid Rewards® Plus Credit Card

1x-2x Earn 2X points on Southwest® purchases. Earn 2X points on local transit and commuting, including rideshare. Earn 2X points on internet, cable, and phone services, and select streaming. Earn 1X points on all other purchases.

85,000 Earn 85,000 bonus points after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening.

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8 Cheapest Travel Insurance Companies Worth the Cost

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There are plenty of smart ways to save money on your travel plans, but refusing to buy travel insurance isn't necessarily one of them. Not having travel insurance can mean being on the hook for exorbitant medical bills or costs for emergency transportation if you become sick or injured during your trip. You could also face significant financial losses if your trip is delayed or your bags are lost or stolen, and without travel insurance you won't have a third party to rely on for assistance.

Buying affordable travel insurance makes more sense than skipping this coverage altogether, so read on to find out which companies offer the cheapest plans and all the protections you can get for a low cost.

How We Chose the Cheapest Travel Insurance Companies

To determine the cheapest travel insurance companies, U.S. News created sample traveler profiles for three separate eight-day trips to different destinations (the Cayman Islands, Spain and California) at a range of price points ($6,500, $10,500 and $8,500, respectively). We used that information to get quotes for the cheapest option for 100% trip cancellation coverage for each trip. We then calculated the average cost of the trips.

The travel insurance companies that made our ranking have a high credit rating and offer the lowest average cost, outlined below. (Note: The sample average costs are not price quotes from U.S. News. To find a travel insurance price quote, use the "View plans" link to enter your trip details and find more information.)

Generali Global Assistance
Seven Corners
Allianz Travel Insurance
IMG Travel Insurance
Trip cancellation coverage (up to $30,000) for 100% of the insured vacation
Trip interruption coverage (up to $30,000) for 100% of the insured vacation
Trip delay coverage worth up to $1,000 ($150 per day for delays of 12 hours or more)
$750 in coverage for lost and damaged luggage; $200 for baggage delays
Up to $500 in coverage for missed connections of three hours or more
Up to $50,000 in emergency medical coverage ($750 sublimit for emergency dental)
Up to $200,000 in coverage for emergency medical evacuation
Up to $2,500 of trip protection for cancellation or interruption
Up to $1,000 in coverage of lost, stolen or damaged baggage; up to $750 for baggage delays on your outward journey
Up to $100,000 in emergency medical insurance; $750 dental sublimit
Up to $300,000 in coverage for emergency medical evacuation
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Up to 100% coverage for trip cancellation and interruption
Up to $500 in coverage for trip delays ($100 per day)
Up to $500 in coverage for missed connections
Up to $25,000 in coverage for emergency medical expenses
Up to $100,000 in coverage for emergency medical evacuation
Up to $750 in coverage for baggage and personal effects; $200 for baggage delays
Up to $10,000 in coverage for accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D)
Up to $25,000 in coverage for common carrier AD&D
Coverage up to 100% of the insured vacation for trip cancellation
Up to 125% of the insured vacation cost for trip interruption
Travel delay coverage worth up to $1,000 per person ($150 per person daily limit)
Up to $1,000 per person for lost, damaged or stolen bags; $200 per person for baggage delays
Up to $500 per person for missed connections
Up to $50,000 in emergency medical and dental coverage
Up to $250,000 in coverage for emergency assistance and transportation
AD&D coverage for air travel worth up to $50,000 per person ($100,000 per plan)
Trip cancellation coverage up to $30,000
Trip interruption coverage up to 100% of the cost of the trip
Trip delay coverage worth up to $600 (for six-hour delays; $200 limit per person per day)
Lost, stolen or damaged baggage coverage up to $500
Baggage delay coverage worth up to $500 (for six-hour delays; $100 per day)
Missed cruise or tour coverage worth up to $500 ($250 per day)
Emergency accident and sickness medical coverage worth up to $100,000 (secondary coverage)
Up to $750 in emergency dental coverage
Up to $250,000 in protection for emergency medical evacuation and repatriation of remains
Trip cancellation coverage worth up to $10,000 per traveler
Trip interruption coverage worth up to $10,000 per traveler
Travel delay coverage worth up to $300 ($150 per day)
Luggage loss and damage protection up to $500 per traveler
Baggage delay coverage worth up to $200 per day
Emergency medical and dental coverage up to $10,000 ($500 for dental expenses)
Emergency medical transportation coverage worth up to $50,000
24-hour hotline assistance
Up to 100% in coverage for trip cancellation
Trip interruption benefit worth up to 125% of the trip cost
Up to $500 for travel delays per person ($125 daily maximum per person)
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Rishi Sunak has launched the Conservatives' election manifesto, featuring a vow to cut national insurance tax, ban phones in schools, and a new help to buy scheme.

Tuesday 11 June 2024 16:38, UK

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The Conservatives have released their election manifesto - and we've scoured their policy pledges so you don't have to.

Scroll to the right in the interactive tool below to find out what the party has promised to do if they win the election.

We will produce a breakdown of all the other parties' manifestos here when they are announced - you can find the ones we've done so far in the key points above.

By Faye Brown , political reporter

Jeremy Corbyn has hit back at Sir Keir Starmer's attack on his manifestos, calling them "fully costed proposals".

Earlier, Sir Keir accused the Tories of building a "Jeremy Corbyn-style manifesto" that will "load everything into the wheelbarrow" without explaining how to pay for it ( see 11am post ).

That's despite Sir Keir being in Mr Corbyn's shadow cabinet for the 2017 and 2019 elections, and endorsing both manifestos.

Mr Corbyn told Sky News they were "fully costed proposals that would have redistributed wealth and power".

He said: "If (they) were implemented, energy companies wouldn't be making record profits while millions of people suffer in poverty.

"A billionaire wouldn't be purchasing Royal Mail. There wouldn't be raw sewage in our rivers and seas. 250,000 people wouldn't be homeless. We wouldn't be wasting public money on private health contracts.

"And we would be way ahead in the green investment that is needed to tackle the climate crisis."

Mr Corbyn went on to say the "crises we face today are even more pressing and severe" than when he was Labour leader, "and they require a fundamental shake-up of our economic and political system."

Pointing to his campaign to be an independent MP for Islington North, having lost the Labour whip, he said: "If I am re-elected as their MP, I will continue to speak up for the real change that is needed to tackle the crises facing us all."

Other candidates in the constituency are:

Vikas Aggarwal, Lib Dems;
Karen Anne Harries, Conservatives;
Paul Dominic Josling, independent;
Sheridan Kates, Greens;
Praful Nargund, Labour;
Martyn Nelson, Reform.

Nigel Farage has been talking to Sky News after having objects thrown at him by protesters.

After having a milkshake chucked over him in Clacton last week, today he's been pelted while on an open-top bus in Barnsley.

He tells our political correspondent Gurpreet Narwan the perpetrator's actions were "an affront to the very idea of democratic debate".

"I'm not a softy. You can say what you blooming like to me," he said.

"When people start chucking cement at me or starting chucking stones at me, it's very, very different."

The Reform UK leader also calls it a "wilful attempt" to stop him taking part in the general election, adding: "That is just plain wrong at every level."

But he insists it won't change him or the way he campaigns.

'No place for violence'

Home Secretary James Cleverley has since criticised the incident on social media.

"There must be no place for violence and intimidation in our politics and these actions should be condemned by everyone," he tweeted.

"Thanks to the police for their quick action to detain the suspect."

Business minister Kevin Hollinrake has defended the Tories' tax record, insisting what was announced in their manifesto is "significant".

Speaking to Sky News, he said the party has "been very clear" that taxes went up because "we had to pump so much money into the economy" to "get people through" the COVID and energy crises.

Tories want long-term sick 'back into work'

But he said the Conservatives are now cutting taxes, claiming the average worker would save £1,350 a year - and that self-employed people would be taken out of national insurance altogether.

Pointed out to him that the tax burden would still be the highest since the 1940s, Mr Hollinrake attempts to point the finger at Labour, claiming they would increase taxes while the Tories plan to cut them.

And he stands by the decision to make savings in welfare payments to cover the reductions, adding: "We've seen a big increase in the number of people off long-term sick, many of those being mental health problems."

He said the Tories were "keen to put measures in place to help those people back into work".

Labour's shadow paymaster general, Jonathan Ashworth, has been speaking to Sky News following the unveiling of the Conservative manifesto.

As usual, he does not pull his punches.

He described it as a "desperate wish list" full of "excessive commitments" the government "cannot fund".

'We know who will pay'

Mr Ashworth said it would lead to "five more years of chaos" that would leave working families "paying more on their mortgage".

"Rishi Sunak could not explain how we will pay for this long, desperate wish list of commitments when we know who will pay, because we saw that with Liz Truss," he added.

Economists have been ploughing through the Tory manifesto and are starting to give their verdicts.

Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, notes the lengthy document says nothing about £11bn of tax rises - implied by the freezing of income tax bands.

He goes on to say the document promises £17bn a year of tax cuts, alongside a big hike in defence spending.

This is funded by cutting welfare by £12bn, alongside measures like cracking down on tax avoidance and evasion, and cutting the civil service.

"Those are definite giveaways paid for by uncertain, unspecific and apparently victimless savings," Mr Johnson says.

"Forgive a degree of scepticism."

While the Tories did manage the £12bn of welfare savings promised in 2015, it took "serious cuts" and happened two years behind schedule.

And this time it is harder, he says.

Tax cut to cost £10bn

Mr Johnson says: "The trouble is the policies that have been spelt out are not up to the challenge of saving £12bn a year.

"Some have already been announced and included in the official fiscal forecasts; others are unlikely to deliver sizeable savings on the timescale that the Conservatives claim."

He adds that the hope seems to be that reforming disability benefits will hold spending down.

The cuts announced to national insurance are set to cost £10bn.

Mr Johnson says the manifesto also does not lay out where £10bn to £20bn of cuts to spending will come from.

These are necessary under the previous budget.

The economist added: "This manifesto remains silent on the wider problems facing core public services."

Sky economics and data editor Ed Conway has been going through the pledges made in the Conservative manifesto.

Watch below to see if the proposed tax cuts and spending promises stack up - and whether the tax burden will start to go down.

Manifesto week has continued in earnest, making for a busy morning for our reporters in the Politics Hub.

After the Lib Dems launched their book of pledges yesterday, today it's been the turn of the Conservatives.

Elsewhere, there has been an arrest after an incident at Nigel Farage's latest Reform UK campaign event.

So here is what you need to know:

Rishi Sunak launched what he described as a "bold" Conservative manifesto at Silverstone racetrack;
It promises national insurance tax cuts and reiterates several pledges from the campaign trail - including on immigration, housing, and the attention-grabbing national service and pensions triple lock plus ;
But many will struggle to see it as the manifesto to get the Tory campaign out of the pits, said our political correspondent Darren McCaffrey , while political editor Beth Rigby asked the PM if he'd already "blown it" given how far ahead Labour are in the polls;
Labour and the Liberal Democrats have both criticised the spending and cutting plans in the manifesto.
Nigel Farage has been targeted again while out on the campaign trail in Barnsley, South Yorkshire;
As he attended an event on an open-top bus, objects were thrown at the Reform UK leader ;
South Yorkshire Police say a man has been arrested and Mr Farage thanked officers for their actions, saying he would "not be bullied or cowed".
Elsewhere Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross is having his expenses re-examined by the watchdog following reports over the weekend;
Labour confirmed its plans to ban energy drinks for under-16s if they come into power - and said they want to create 100,000 more dental appointments;
And hopes for a pre-election interest rate cut from the Bank of England suffered a further blow .

That's all your afternoon bulletin, but stick with us for the latest news and analysis from the campaign trail.

And don't forget to tune in at 7pm for Politics Hub With Sophy Ridge .

By Darren McCaffrey, political correspondent

Arriving at Silverstone for the Conservative manifesto launch, journalists latched on to lots of motoring metaphors about the prime minister turbocharging his campaign, getting it back on track, winning this election race.

Frankly, he needs it, with support for the Tories still 20 points behind in the polls.

Today it's clear that Rishi Sunak is banking on substantial tax cuts as that election winner, the dividing line with Labour.

Some £17bn of tax cuts have been pledged, with the prime minister repeatedly controversial claims that Labour will put up taxes.

It's an age-old strategy - remember "Labour's tax bombshell" from 1992?

But this isn't 1992, and as Sky political editor Beth Rigby pointed out, Labour are now more trusted on tax than the Conservatives.

This manifesto does have bold tax plans, but some will claim they are unaffordable.

What it lacks though is any surprises, nothing much beyond whatever had been pledged around national service, pensions and extra police. These might be bold but don't seem to have shifted voters' views.

This will concern many Conservatives - they wanted some more radical pledges on European Convention on Human Rights, immigration, or income or inheritance tax, and this simply hasn't happened.

And so many will struggle will see this as the game-changer the prime minister needs. That it won't shift the election dial. That the Conservatives campaign will remain in the pits.

We've now had a response from Labour following the launch of the Conservative manifesto.

Pat McFadden, the party's national campaign coordinator, described it as "a recipe for five more years of Tory chaos".

He said it was "stuffed full of unfunded spending commitments" and compared it to "the chaos of Liz Truss".

"The public is still paying the price of the Conservatives crashing the economy," he said. "Now they promise a repeat if they win again leading to higher mortgages and a weaker economy."

Lib Dems say PM 'got one thing right'

As you'd expect, the Lib Dems - who launched their manifesto yesterday - are also not fans of the PM's proposals.

Deputy leader Daisy Cooper jumped on Rishi Sunak's admission that the public are frustrated with him and his party ( see 12.27 post ).

"Rishi Sunak got one thing right in this speech," she said.

"This manifesto isn't worth the paper it's printed on. No one will believe anything they're promising today."

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