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Travel protection plans by Generali offer valuable coverage to safeguard your trip and provide assistance in case of unexpected events. Take a glance here -
Covers non-refundable expenses if you cancel or cut your trip short due to covered reasons.
Pays for medical treatment if you fall ill or are injured during your trip, especially when traveling internationally, where your regular health insurance may not apply
If your baggage goes missing during your trip, report it to the airline right away. They’ll give you a baggage claim file number. Then, BagAssist will track your bag’s location and status, helping you stay informed until it’s returned.
Provides reimbursement for food, accommodation, and transportation if you're stuck somewhere due to weather, airline issues, or other delays.
Most third-party plans include emergency hotlines for travel, legal, or medical support anytime, anywhere in the world.
Available to U.S. Residents: These plans are available to residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia. However, they may not be available in all jurisdictions.
CSA is licensed as an insurance producer in New York. This means CSA is allowed to talk with you about insurance options, explain policy terms, offer advice, and help you buy coverage. When CSA helps you choose and purchase a plan, it may receive a commission from the insurer or another party.
This compensation depends on the policy you select, the insurance provider, and sometimes how much business the producer brings in. If you'd like to know how much CSA expects to earn from helping with your policy, or any alternatives they offer, you can simply ask.
Some benefits in this travel insurance plan might overlap with coverage you already have through your life, health, home, auto, or other insurance policies. It’s a good idea to compare them before buying.
This plan might include coverage similar to what’s already offered by your homeowner’s or renter’s insurance. However, when you buy travel insurance, it becomes the primary source of coverage for travel-related claims.
Your policy comes with a Free Look Period. During this time, you can cancel your plan and get a full refund if no claims have been made. Check your policy to see exactly how many days you have to cancel. After this period, your premium is non-refundable unless stated otherwise in the policy
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Filing false or misleading information on an insurance claim or application is a crime. If you knowingly give incorrect or incomplete details to get insurance benefits, you could face serious consequences, like fines, denial of benefits, or even jail time.
This rule applies across all U.S. states and territories, including Alabama, California, Florida, New York, Texas, and many others. Penalties vary by state, but the bottom line is the same: fraud is illegal and punishable by law.
If you're unsure about what’s required in your policy or claim, it’s always better to ask questions than risk providing false information. Stay honest and review your documents carefully.