To cover medical expenses incurred during a trip.

To provide compensation for lost or damaged baggage.

To reimburse non-refundable travel expenses in case of trip cancellation or interruption.

All of the above.

Emergency medical treatment and hospitalization.

Routine checkups and preventive care.

Prescription medications.

Dental and vision care.

$1,000.

$2,500.

$5,000.

$10,000.

The amount you pay out of pocket before the insurance company starts to cover expenses.

The maximum amount the insurance company will pay for a covered claim.

The percentage of the claim amount that the insurance company will pay.

The amount you pay to purchase the insurance policy.

Trip cancellation coverage reimburses you for non-refundable travel expenses if you have to cancel your trip before it starts, while trip interruption coverage reimburses you for non-refundable travel expenses if you have to interrupt your trip after it has started.

Trip cancellation coverage reimburses you for non-refundable travel expenses if you have to cancel your trip before it starts, while trip interruption coverage reimburses you for non-refundable travel expenses if you have to cancel your trip after it has started.

Trip cancellation coverage reimburses you for non-refundable travel expenses if you have to cancel your trip before it starts, while trip interruption coverage reimburses you for non-refundable travel expenses if you have to cancel your trip after it has started.

Trip cancellation coverage reimburses you for non-refundable travel expenses if you have to cancel your trip before it starts, while trip interruption coverage reimburses you for non-refundable travel expenses if you have to cancel your trip after it has started.

Illness or injury.

Natural disasters.

Political unrest.

All of the above.

Compare policies from multiple insurance companies.

Read the policy carefully before you purchase it.

Make sure the policy covers the activities and destinations you plan to engage in.

All of the above.

As soon as you book your trip.

A few weeks before your trip.

The day before your trip.

It doesn't matter when you purchase travel insurance.

A travel insurance policy provides financial reimbursement for covered expenses, while a travel assistance plan provides non-financial assistance, such as emergency medical evacuation or lost luggage assistance.

A travel insurance policy provides financial reimbursement for covered expenses, while a travel assistance plan provides non-financial assistance, such as emergency medical evacuation or lost luggage assistance.

A travel insurance policy provides financial reimbursement for covered expenses, while a travel assistance plan provides non-financial assistance, such as emergency medical evacuation or lost luggage assistance.

A travel insurance policy provides financial reimbursement for covered expenses, while a travel assistance plan provides non-financial assistance, such as emergency medical evacuation or lost luggage assistance.

Contact your insurance company as soon as possible after the incident.

Submit a claim form and all supporting documentation to your insurance company.

Wait until you return home to file a claim.

None of the above.

$50-$100 per trip.

$100-$200 per trip.

$200-$300 per trip.

$300-$400 per trip.

65 years old.

70 years old.

75 years old.

80 years old.

Compare policies from multiple insurance companies.

Ask your travel agent for recommendations.

Search for discounts and promotions online.

All of the above.

The coverage amount.

The deductible.

The policy exclusions.

The price.