What is the difference between single trip and annual multi-trip insurance?

Asked 7 months ago
Single trip insurance covers you for a specific journey or holiday, providing coverage for a set period of time - usually up to 120 days. It is ideal for those who travel infrequently or only have one holiday planned. On the other hand, annual multi-trip insurance covers you for multiple trips throughout the year, with each individual trip typically limited to 30 or 60 days. This type of insurance is designed for frequent travelers who want to save time and money by not having to purchase a new policy for each trip. With annual multi-trip insurance, you have the flexibility to take numerous trips without worrying about arranging separate coverage every time. It provides peace of mind and is more cost-effective if you travel more than a couple of times a year.
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Answered May 3, 2024

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