From college spring break to family trips, learn how travel insurance can provide cover for your spring break adventure.
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Spring break is a time to pause the schoolwork, get out there and have some fun. Whether you’re a parent taking the family on a spring break vacation, or a college student going overseas for the first time, there are many different types of spring break trips to recharge your batteries.
Whatever you decide to do, considering travel insurance can be an important part of your vacation planning.
World Nomads provides travel insurance for many different types of travelers, including solo travelers, duos living at the same address and families of many different shapes and sizes.
Some types of spring break trips we may be able to offer cover for include:
Spring Break only happens once a year, and you don’t want illness or injury to ruin your plans. If you do get sick or seriously injured, especially overseas, emergency medical expenses and repatriation can climb into the tens of thousands of dollars.
All our policies include cover for:
World Nomads covers more than 150 activities, sports, work and volunteer experiences. Your spring break fun in the sun might include water sports like snorkeling, surfing, swimming and sailing – we’ve got you covered for all of these. And if your spring break plans include more adventurous activities, like skiing, scuba diving, and even bungee jumping, these activities may be covered too.
All activities come with inherent risks, and accidents can happen. Travel insurance can provide coverage for emergency medical treatment and emergency evacuation if necessary. This is especially important if you are traveling to a remote location or a country with limited medical facilities.
World Nomads offers two plans, a Standard and an Explorer plan. Both plans offer a range of benefits including overseas emergency medical coverage, cover for your belongings, and cover for more than 150 activities. The Explorer Plan includes all the benefits of the Standard Plan, plus a few more. Depending on your country of residence, it may offer higher limits and sub-limits of coverage and additional covered activities. To see what’s covered, select your country of residence and get a quote. You’ll be able to compare plans and download the full position description before you buy.
All travel insurance has exclusions, so make sure you read your policy and know what you aren’t covered for. Common things we won’t cover include:
Our policies aren’t designed to cover everything, so take the time to read the terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions in the policy wording for full details so that there are no surprises if you need to use it. If you’re not sure if something is covered or you have any questions, please get in touch.
I arrived in Cancun, Mexico and after checking in i searched for my iPod to log on to wireless internet and noticed it was missing from my backpack. I had been using it on my flight from New York too Mexico on flight AA1671 (American Airlines). We arrived in Cancun and took a shuttle to a hotel downtown based on the drivers recommendation as we had not booked any accommodation for the first night. This is the reason i was going to use the wireless internet at the hotel to look for hostels in the area.
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Here are several activities under each category that World Nomads love to do:
Not all activities, sports, and experiences are covered under every plan. You may have to upgrade the policy and sporting level to receive the cover you require for the activities you plan to do. Please read your policy wording carefully before you buy.
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Before your trip, check to see if there are current travel alerts for your destination – you can also check travel advice and restrictions for your destination(s) as these may impact cover, or your ability to travel.
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