Traveling During Flu Season: Squaremouth Breaks Down Travel Insurance Coverage
To be able to cancel or end a trip early and be paid back travel expenses, travelers need to have a policy in place before getting sick. If a traveler is already sick with the flu, it's too late for insurance.
Too Sick to Travel
Travelers who come down with the flu before their trip and are too sick to travel can often receive their money back. A doctor's note or medical records showing that the traveler is too sick to travel will be required when making a claim.
Travel Companion or Non-Traveling Family Member is Sick
A common misconception is that travelers need to be sick themselves to cancel their trip. Travelers can be covered to cancel their trip if a travel companion or family member such as a spouse, parent, child or grandparent has the flu.
Too Sick to Continue
If a traveler becomes so sick that they can't carry on with their trip, they can claim for the expenses of returning home early and their unused hotel.
Treatment While Abroad
While it may be well known that Medicare does not provide any coverage abroad, people may not realize that many domestic health insurance policies do not cover them abroad. Travel insurance is designed for this purpose and can pay back travelers for medical treatment while on vacation, as well as provide 24 hour assistance in an emergency.
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