TRAVEL INSURANCE

When booking a trip, you might hear your travel agent ask, “Would you like to add Travel Protection to your trip?” or they might inform you, “I’ve added Travel Protection to your trip.” Often, the response is, “No, I don’t need it,” or “I’ve never needed it before, so why should I now?”

But consider this: travel agents are privy to scenarios that aren’t always visible to travelers. Imagine this: a family has invested thousands in their dream vacation, only for one of their children to fall ill just before departure. Suddenly, the whole family must cancel their trip, losing all the money they invested in what was supposed to be a dream come true.

Here are a few examples of what can happen in the blink of an eye:

• A child falls ill
• A parent loses their job
• A family member passes away
• Food poisoning before or during the trip
• An emergency that requires you to return home early
• The airline or cruise line shuts down unexpectedly

Travel is unpredictable, and things can go wrong. Just as you protect your home with homeowners insurance, it’s wise to protect your vacation investment with Travel Protection.

THINK SMART, THINK WISE, THINK TRAVEL PROTECTION.

Traveling with a soon-to-expire passport can bring unexpected complications and stress. 

For a smooth and worry-free trip, ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates. Many countries require this, and having an up-to-date passport helps you avoid delays, extra costs, or even entry issues.

Before you finalize your travel plans, take a moment to check your passport’s expiration date. If it’s close to expiring, renew it soon to keep your journey hassle-free. 

Make sure your adventure is as enjoyable as it should be—start with a valid passport!