As a travel planner, it is important that you make an effort to ensure your travel participants are prepared for their trip and have the information they need for a safe, satisfying journey. Whether you are planning corporate travel for frequent travelers or incentive travel programs, which may include folk who are not seasoned voyagers, this sometimes includes providing information you may think is outside of your job description. While it is not necessarily your job to supply them with suggested packing lists, information on required documentation or city maps, by going the extra mile you can help to ensure that your travel participants will have a positive experience and that they will appreciate your planning efforts.
Travel insurance is one component of travel that is often overlooked; therefore, you can provide helpful information to your participants by providing them with an explanation of different types of travel insurance and where they might purchase policies if they so choose. Participants can choose from a wide array of policies and coverage options to find the travel insurance that will be suit their needs.
Here are some examples of the types of travel insurance you might include:
1. Trip Cancellation Insurance
2. Emergency Evacuation Insurance
3. Medical Insurance
4. Flight Accident Insurance
5. Baggage Delay Insurance
6. Travel Delay Insurance
7. Baggage Protection Insurance
8. Cruise Insurance
9. Cruise Cancellation Insurance
