What does the insurance include?

Travel insurance is intended to insure yourself and fellow travel companions listed on the policy against damage. This can be damage to things or to yourself (a tooth breaks down or other physical discomfort). Travel insurance should not be confused with cancellation insurance, as these are two different types of insurance. If you book a vacation with an airline, you can click the cancellation and/or travel insurance box. This way, you are insured, but you have not been able to choose from the various providers yourself. An airline charges extra storage on top of the price you would have to pay with the major insurers. Make the right decision for yourself what is best for you. For example, are you wise to take out the insurance via the airline or is it cheaper to take out the travel insurance yourself with an insurer.

What types are there?

There are 2 different types of travel insurance: expiring and continuous travel insurance. If you often go on vacation (such as winter sports, weekends away, city trips or summer vacation), it is wise to take out continuous travel insurance. You take out continuous travel insurance once and, in principle, you don't have to worry about it anymore. You don't have to take out travel insurance separately for each vacation, as is the case with expiring travel insurance. You take out expiring travel insurance for a certain period of time. This can be advantageous if you don't go on vacation that often in a year. This way, you only pay money for the time you actually need the travel insurance.

What coverage does travel insurance provide?

Travel insurance, such as that offered by most insurance companies, consists of the following coverage:.

• Accident insurance