Travel Insurance - Traveler Insurance Agent List

Travel insurance is purchased by travelers to cover unforeseen health/medical problems while

outside the scope of their personal insurance coverage. Most traveler insurance coverage is found in one or more general types of policies.

Package is the most popular type of traveler insurance. Package plans are designed specifically for a single trip. They are ideal for cruises, tours, air trips, vacation home rentals, whether foreign, domestic, or for leisure or business travel.

The type of plan is pre-bundled by the insurance company and provides a wide range of travel coverage such as: trip cancellation, trip interruption, travel delay, baggage and personal effects, baggage delay, emergency evacuation, travelers assistance and medical expense. Below are listed most common travel insurances that Traveler Insurance Agents can provide:

Single trip travel insurance (travel Insurance for you and your family for a particular holiday)
Annual travel insurance (multi trip and multi location traveler insurance for every holiday planed over the next 12 months)
Backpacker travel insurance (discount cover for travelers planning a long stay in Europe or Worldwide)
Ski travel insurance (ski and snowboarding cover with off-piste included)
Business travel insurance (single or annual business traveler insurance)
Adventure travel insurance (insure your adventure holiday, travel fees and equipment whilst away)
Over 64 travel insurance (annual and single trip cover for persons over 65)
Pre-existing medical insurance.

Traveler Insurance Agents:

Essential Travel - discount online travel insurance (Only for UK residents)

What is not covered? It is important to remember that traveler insurance agents specifically exclude acts that:

Deliberately put your life in danger
Involve alcohol or drugs
Parachuting or skydiving
Any racing activity other than on foot
Expenses relating to HIV or STD's

Policy rules & exclusions. All travel insurance policies have specific exclusions; the general rule to remember is that if it isn't specifically excluded in the policy wording, then you are covered. So it makes sense to take the time to read the policy of wording provided by Traveler Insurance Agent carefully.