Life happens. Sometimes you need to cancel or cut your trip short due to illness, emergencies, or unforeseen events. Travel insurance can help reimburse you for non-refundable costs like flights, hotels, and tours.

If you fall ill or get injured while traveling, especially in a foreign country, medical treatment can be expensive. Travel insurance often covers medical expenses and sometimes even medical evacuation if necessary.

There's always a chance your luggage gets lost or delayed. Many travel insurance policies cover the cost of replacing essential items you need until your baggage is found.

If you're delayed due to weather, strikes, or other covered reasons, travel insurance can help you cover the cost of accommodations, meals, or alternative transportation until you're back on track.

In case of a natural disaster, political unrest, or terrorist activity that forces you to cancel or evacuate, your travel insurance might provide financial protection.

Travel insurance isn’t just about money—it's about knowing that you have support in case something goes wrong. It allows you to focus on enjoying your trip rather than worrying about "what ifs."

If you're renting a car during your travels, travel insurance often covers damage, theft, or liability, sparing you from unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.

If you accidentally cause harm or damage to someone or something during your trip, travel insurance can protect you from legal or financial fallout.