Squaremouth Introduces Nationwide® as its Newest Travel Insurance Provider
The addition of Nationwide adds two new policies to squaremouth.com - the Nationwide Essential and the Nationwide Prime. Squaremouth now has 110 travel insurance policies available from 26 providers.
"We only offer policies from the most reputable providers in the industry that we know will comply with our Zero Complaint Guarantee," says Squaremouth CEO
Nationwide Essential Description
The Nationwide Essential policy provides comprehensive coverage for travelers, including coverage for cancellations, medical emergencies, travel delays, and luggage. This policy also includes Pre-Existing Condition coverage if purchased within 10 days of a traveler's initial trip deposit.
Nationwide Prime Description
The Nationwide Prime policy offers the same benefits as the Essential, with more extensive coverage and the option to add Cancel For Any Reason. Most notably, this policy can cover up to 200% of prepaid and non-refundable trip costs under the Trip Interruption benefit. Only two other policies on squaremouth.com include that much coverage for Trip Interruption.
The Prime policy is also the only policy on squaremouth.com that can refund travelers under Trip Cancellation to cancel because of a travel warning from the
"Nationwide puts its members first, protecting what matters most to them both at home and on a trip," says
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About Nationwide
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