Travel is one of life's great joys. But even the most carefully planned trip can be complicated by unforeseen events. Whether it's lost luggage, cancelled flights, or a medical emergency, an unexpected mishap can turn a relaxing vacation into a taxing experience. Trip insurance from Allianz Global Assistance is designed to keep your travel on track. As part of Nexion, MGA Travel is able to offer unique Allianz Plans not available elsewhere. Why Do I Need Travel Insurance? Because your trip is too important to leave to chance. For a small fraction of your trip costs, you can count on travel insurance to save the day when things go awry. If you have to cancel your trip for a covered reason, travel insurance can reimburse you for your prepaid, non-refundable trip costs. Without insurance, you could lose the money you paid for your vacation rental, car rental, hotel, flights and more. If you experience a covered medical emergency, travel insurance can help ensure you get high-quality care and reimburse you for covered medical costs. Without insurance, you may have to pay out of pocket. If you face an unexpected crisis, travel insurance connects you to 24-Hour Hotline Assistance for expert help and advice. Without insurance, you’re on your own. For questions about an Annual Policy or our Global Rescue + program, please see the links further below.
"It's wise to always consider a travel protection plan to cover your trip costs from the unexpected."– Frommer's Find out how Allianz travel insurance worked during the pandemic and was changed for the better.
In addition to Travel Insurance, consider an evacuation with upgraded security + KRE annual membership with Global Rescue. How does an Annual Travel Insurance policy compare with a Single Trip policy?
Did you know that the U.S. Department of State recommends travel insurance for anyone traveling abroad? It’s true - here is the travel.state.gov guidance for travel insurance, and below is the quote from the US Government:
“We recommend that you buy travel health insurance before your trip. U.S. Medicare and Medicaid do not pay for medical care outside the United States.”
