We recommend purchasing travel insurance from a reputable company. While the “extra cost” is not mandatory, the peace of mind that comes from protecting yourself, your family, and your investment is priceless.

• To qualify for the pre-existing condition waiver, be sure to purchase within 7 – 14 days of your initial trip deposit.
• Trip insurance can save the day when a family gets sick and can’t fly.
• Flight cancellations, delays, and missed connections are usually covered.
• Most policies cover the cost of an early return if an immediate family member back home has an emergency.
• Typical coverage allows for trip cancellation for medical reasons, covers trip interruption or delays, covers most medical expenses away from home including hospitalization, and if serious enough, evacuation to a hospital back home.

Full terms and details of a travel insurance plan, including limitations and exclusions, can be found in the travel insurance plan policy or description of coverage.

Medjet is the leader in emergency evacuation coverage. They specialize in medical transport, crisis response, travel security, and even abduction and ransom protection. While regular travel insurance will cover you for a specific trip, Medjet offers yearly plans that can get you back to the United States quickly if there is an emergency. Hopefully, you will never need this insurance, but you’ll be very thankful you have it if you ever do.