The Global Alert Preferred plan offers comprehensive Trip Cancellation and Trip Interruption coverage if you have to cancel or interrupt your trip due an unforeseen covered event.
Plan sounded good on paper but fortunately had no need to use it. It was somewhat pricey but I believe in good insurance especially for the cost of the trip, Med evacuation was a high priority for me as a physician.
Stephen M. would
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I usually don't buy insurance when traveling but this trip was a little more expensive so I wanted to be sure I was covered just in case....but all went well I did not worry and I would recommend this plan to others. thank you
Mary B. would
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Did not need to use any aspect of the plan purchased (thank goodness) but it was cost effective for what I may have needed and easy to purchase online.
Ann H. would
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I just was surprised no policy or further communication came from Global Alert. I had to go back on my computer and print my coverage. When I showed it to the tour director, she said that was not valid, and where was the official confirmation of coverage?? Thank goodness I had no claim, but what would happen if I did?
Victoria H. would
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After purchase is complete, emails are sent out confirming your coverage. The confirmation of coverages from InsureMyTrip is @ 5-7 pages in length. In the future, that is what can be printed out for proof of coverage. In this case, the insured did in fact have coverage.