Travel Insurance Reviews WorldTrips
WorldTrips is a full service organization offering a comprehensive portfolio of short term travel medical insurance products and comprehensive plans, designed to address the insurance needs of travelers worldwide. Below are travel insurance reviews from travelers like you who purchased a WorldTrips plan from InsureMyTrip. Read the WorldTrips reviews to see which plan is right for you. In the State of California, operating as WorldTrips Insurance Services. California Non-Resident Producer License Number: 0G3970
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The trip included a
cruise
tour
WorldTrips
Atlas Journey Preferred
We fortunately didn’t need to file a claim, but we never worried about our trip knowing that we had substantial travel protection. Even though it was a bit expensive, the peace of mind was worth it to us.
Richard K. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
tour
WorldTrips
Atlas Journey Preferred
Easy to sign up for and provided good coverange and piece of mind. Glad nothing happened that forced us to use it.
Kalvin S. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
tour
WorldTrips
Atlas International
Thank you. Purchasing your medical plan gave me piece of mind.
Cynthia R. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
WorldTrips
Atlas International
It is comforting to have the medical coverage when traveling abroad.
Walter S. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
tour
WorldTrips
Atlas Journey Preferred
We did not have to file a claim on this trip so cannot verify how well the insurance plan will pay off if needed.
Kenneth s. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
The trip included a
cruise
tour
WorldTrips
Atlas International
A good priced policy that was easy to book on line
Stephen H. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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1 people found this review helpful
The trip included a
cruise
WorldTrips
Atlas Journey Preferred
I crushed my pinky finger in a door in Costa Rica and had to have it cleaned, stitched, x-rayed and splinted, which happened in a variety of little towns with varying degrees of medical facilities over a series of days. (They did a great job, but the teeny town where it happened didn't have X-ray equipment.) There were several different bills, which I paid both on site in Costa Rica and once I got back home. I uploaded all the invoices to WorldTrips Atlas, and just as I was about to follow up after about 10 days, a check for the entire amount showed up in the mail. So, communication was minimal, but they paid in full and the travel insurance was well worth it, even for just a pinky injury.
My main complaint is the unnecessary opaqueness of the process when I contacted them immediately after my injury. Only after I called their assistance services was I told that: 1. This travel insurance only reimburses (does not pay at the time) unless you are admitted to a hospital, and 2. That the assistance line is for emergencies only, not claims. The claims line is only open M-F 8:30 am to 5 pm EST, which is shocking considering people are literally traveling all over the world, in every time zone. The claims line does have a voice message at all hours, but only if you call during its business hours does the voice message say you can and should file your claim online, and gives a web address. Which I misunderstood because it's CBPConnect.com, but I heard as CBTconnect (so that could've been more clear). And why wouldn't that message be played during non-business hours also? When I was unsure how the process worked and what I should do, this odd level of unhelpfulness just added to my stress.
But overall, it worked and I ended up happy with my coverage.
My main complaint is the unnecessary opaqueness of the process when I contacted them immediately after my injury. Only after I called their assistance services was I told that: 1. This travel insurance only reimburses (does not pay at the time) unless you are admitted to a hospital, and 2. That the assistance line is for emergencies only, not claims. The claims line is only open M-F 8:30 am to 5 pm EST, which is shocking considering people are literally traveling all over the world, in every time zone. The claims line does have a voice message at all hours, but only if you call during its business hours does the voice message say you can and should file your claim online, and gives a web address. Which I misunderstood because it's CBPConnect.com, but I heard as CBTconnect (so that could've been more clear). And why wouldn't that message be played during non-business hours also? When I was unsure how the process worked and what I should do, this odd level of unhelpfulness just added to my stress.
But overall, it worked and I ended up happy with my coverage.
Stephanie F. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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1 people found this review helpful
The trip included a
cruise
tour
WorldTrips
Atlas International
I visited California for two weeks from other country. Unfortunately, I cut my finger during the trip and had to go to a neighbourhood urgent care. I gave the receptionist the policy number, she made a call and confirmed that I only had to pay for a copay of $15. I received the medical care I needed and felt that I made a smart decision of purchasing a traveler medical insurance prior the trip. I highly recommend everyone purchasing a medical insurance when traveling to the US as medical expense there can really break the bank.
Lancy C. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
2 of
2 people found this review helpful
The trip included a
cruise
tour
WorldTrips
Atlas International
I go on 3-7 cruises a year. This is the 1st time in 20 years I've filed a claim on 2 cruises to Italy within 3 weeks almost a back to back cruise. I'll say this, its better to have travel insurance than not. However, in the event of a claim, customer service is lacking i.e. Italy train strike. Basically, find a way on your own to get to your destination and put in a claim later. 50/50 chance you'll get reimbursed some 4 months later. World Trips is not horrible just don't expect any prompt response. I'll find another insurance carrier next trip.
Philip D. would not
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
1 of
3 people found this review helpful
The trip included a
cruise
tour
WorldTrips
Atlas International
Awful company. Totally a scam.
So, I submitted a claim over a month ago. They started the review of my claim 1 week ago, and then today, they rejected it. Reason given - unable to confirm the charges. ??? What?
They reviewed my claim in one week? Nobody contacted me ever? Not even any notification of anything? They couldn't confirm what? I got the receipts of everything, why nobody contacted me? It's absolutely ridiculous.
I've never dealt with a worse insurance company in my life.
Stay away from these scammers.
Not to even mention their awful website, FIX IT. Nothing works there.
So, I submitted a claim over a month ago. They started the review of my claim 1 week ago, and then today, they rejected it. Reason given - unable to confirm the charges. ??? What?
They reviewed my claim in one week? Nobody contacted me ever? Not even any notification of anything? They couldn't confirm what? I got the receipts of everything, why nobody contacted me? It's absolutely ridiculous.
I've never dealt with a worse insurance company in my life.
Stay away from these scammers.
Not to even mention their awful website, FIX IT. Nothing works there.
Steve P. would not
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
3 of
4 people found this review helpful
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Angie
we are sorry for your experience. Should you have additional documentation to support your claims we are happy to review your file and are discuss personally should you wish to be contacted. Safe travels
Feb 12,2024
Thanks,
WorldTrips® Reviews Team
www.worldtrips.com
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