Hurricanes and Travel Insurance
9/01/10 •
By Milan Korcok, Editor Travelinsurance File
Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs & International Trade (DFAIT) has issued a warning against non-essential travel to part of the U.S. east coast north of Surf City North Carolina in advance of Hurricane Earl. You can see the full warning on the Travel Reports and Warnings icon on Travelinsurancefile homepage under Travel Links. Then just click on the country.
Recent Posts
TIF Launches Canadian Snowbird Edition 2010/2011
7/05/10 •
With this issue, TravelinsuranceFile launches its Canadian Snowbird Edition 2010/2011, an out-of-country insurance marketplace and travel news service designed to help you simplify and get the most for your money when planning your forthcoming winter vacation. Here’s the deal.
How Long Can A Canadian Snowbird Stay Out of the Country?
8/30/10 •
That is the most frequent question I hear from Canada’s snowbirds, who will be making close to one million out-of-country trips this coming season. The rules are not the same for all provinces. Read on to find out more.
New Snowbird Insurance Plan Offers Deep Discounts for Selected Hospitals
8/23/10 •
By Milan Korcok, Travelinsurancefile Editor
Snowbirds heading for Maricopa County in Arizona, or Southeast Florida, can cut up to 25 percent off their travel insurance costs by using pre-designated hospitals and clinics for their medical emergencies. This is how the plan works.
Annual Travel Insurance Plans a Better Fit for Many Modern Travellers
8/16/10 •
Travelling out of the country more than once a year? Trying to keep your options open? Looking for ways to seriously wind down the costs of travel insurance without diluting your coverage? Consider annual, multi-trip plans. Here’s how they work.
Additional Posts
- How to Buy Travel Insurance: Do Your Homework.
- Consider Deductibles When Buying Travel Insurance
- Travel Insurance Is Essential For Canadian Snowbirds
- How much does snowbird travel insurance cost?
- Canadian Snowbird Travel Insurance: Edition 2010/2011.
