We Recommend Travel Insurance
Whenever you book a trip, it’s essential to understand what’s covered and what’s not. Yes, credit cards offer some protection, and so does your medical insurance, but is it enough?
It is up to you to read the fine print and make decisions regarding your coverage. Travel advisors are not insurance agents, so we can’t advise on your coverage. We can only strongly recommend travel insurance and point you to resources.


Get an Allianz Quote
Start with a no-obligation free quote from Allianz Global Assistance. Our agency has access to a customized plan called Journey that prices well and offers excellent coverage than you may find on the regular marketplace.
They are also a Virtuoso member company. After generating a quote, you can click the “Buy” button to see the fine print and alternate plan options. This is the only option on this page where I would be your travel advisor on record.

Browse the Squaremouth Marketplace
You can also check the largest travel insurance comparison marketplace in America. Squaremouth has the ability for you to browse and buy flight, cruise, single trip, annual, adventure, and medical travel insurance.
Get a MedJet Membership
I also recommend supplementing with a MedJet membership. We have had a family MedJetHorizon membership for many years and find the peace of mind worth the cost.
It’s a medical evacuation membership that can kick in 150 miles or more away from home. My daughter plays elite volleyball so this is huge for me and families with college students far from home join it, too.

Quick Tips
- A good rule of thumb is to research travel insurance before you put down a deposit on a trip.
- This way, you understand when you need to buy a policy to have it cover preexisting conditions and include Cancel for Any Reason Coverage.
- Consider an annual policy if you’ll need to cover multiple trips.
- Most Americans need supplemental medical insurance for international travel. Please understand what your domestic policy covers.
- Read the fine print!