iTravelInsured...do you?
To help enjoy a stress-free vacation, travel protection is available through iTravelInsured. Travel protection provides you with the necessary benefits and services to help safeguard your travel “investment” from unforeseen circumstances before and during travel Benefits at a Glance* Trip Cancellation/Interruption – The amount of a trip you elect to protect up to $20,000 per person. You may recover loss of pre-paid, non-refundable, and unused payments when a trip is cancelled or interrupted for one of the following reasons: o
Illness,
injury or death to you, a family member or travel companion o
Bankruptcy
or financial default of a travel supplier o
A
Terrorist incident o
An
organized labor strike by a travel supplier o
Jury
duty o
Home
made uninhabitable by fire, wind storm, flood, or vandalism o
Bad
weather that causes complete cessation of services by a travel supplier for
24 hours or more o
Medical
quarantine, hijacking o
Auto
accident on way to airport o
Employment
termination or layoff o
Cancelled
leave for active duty military, police or fire fighters
Emergency Medical Evacuation/Repatriation – up to $20,000 per person Emergency Reunion & Repatriation of Remains – up to $3,000 per person o
Return
of dependent children o
Family
member transportation to hospital bedside o
Lodging
allowance for visitor while hospitalized o
Return
of rental vehicle o
Return
of remains back to primary residence Common Carrier AD&D – up to $25,000 per person 24-hour hotline** o
Emergency
travel arrangements o
Lost
passport assistance o
Lost
luggage assistance o
Embassy
consulate referral o
Emergency
message relay o
Medical
and prescription assistance o
Emergency
cash transfer o
Legal
referrals o
Emergency
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EXCLUSIONS The certificate of insurance details the terms, conditions and state exceptions which may apply. Please read it carefully. Pre-existing Condition WAIVER The Pre-Existing Condition exclusion is waived if the Insured purchase insurance coverage at any time up to three days after final payment has been made to the travel supplier. You must also me medically able to travel on the date coverage is purchased. If the Pre-Existing Condition exclusion is not waived, your pre-existing condition might still be covered if you are under the age of 70 and the answer to all of the following questions is “no”. Review the questions below. 1. Were you treated for a new illness in the last 60 days? 2. Has your condition worsened or required medical attention in the past 60 days? 3. Have you received any new medications in the past 60 days or have any of your current dosages been changed. |
