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Traveling enriches you with new experiences, broadens your horizons and relieves stress. When you’re taking a vacation, you expect a smooth experience filled with joy and bliss. But what do you do when the unexpected happens?

As much as we don’t like to think about it, medical emergencies, lost baggage, personal item theft, and cancelled departures are not that uncommon. You wouldn’t want either of those things to ruin your travel plans. That’s precisely the reason you need Travel Insurance, even if your getaway is within Canada.

Depending on your Travel Insurance coverage, you will be partially or fully reimbursed for your unexpected travel related expenses, such as hospital stays, non-refundable tickets, stolen items, and other travel related incurred costs.

It is in your best interest to purchase Travel Insurance as soon as you book your journey because you’re unlikely to find an insurer willing to provide you with a plan once your trip has begun.

A snowbird is someone who travels to warmer climates when the weather turns cold in their home country. They are also referred to as “seasonal travelers” To escape the snow and frigid air, many Canadian snowbirds head south in search of beaches and sunshine.

When things get chilly, you may feel an urge to travel south for some warm, warm weather. You’re not alone. Over 500,000 Canadians travel south in the winter to escape the snow and otherwise dreary weather.

Your snowbird insurance should cover your medical evacuation to Canada or another place that offers appropriate medical care. You could also find an insurance provider that covers your pre-existing medical conditions if you suffer from some.

Not always. Even if you are a Canadian and have government health insurance, coverage may be limited out of your province for up to 7 months.

Additionally, the amount of medical expenses while outside of Canada will result in being well above your coverage limit. These costs could add up to astronomical fees. Snowbird Travel Insurance protects you and can make up the difference.