The page nobody reads until they need it.

We ask every client about insurance, every time. Here’s why, in plain language.

Before you choose a policy

Travel insurance options depend on where you live, your age, your trip and the coverage you need. We can direct you to an appropriate provider, but eligibility and coverage are determined by the insurer. Review the policy certificate carefully before purchasing.

Why we raise it

Two things make insurance worth a conversation. The first is medical: outside your home country, your own health coverage may stop well short of what a hospital abroad charges. The second is money already committed — deposits, non-refundable fares, a property booked for a specific week.

Policies generally address emergency medical costs, trip cancellation, trip interruption, and baggage or delay. Some benefits, including pre-existing condition waivers and cancel-for-any-reason options, may only be available if you purchase within a set window of your first deposit — and that window is often short, which is why we mention it early.

We’ll raise it at the right moment and point you to a provider. What we won’t do is quietly assume you’re covered.

Provider pathways

Manulife

For Canadian residents.

John Hancock

For United States residents.

International options

Available depending on where you live — eligibility must be confirmed with the provider.

Join the Journey

We offer a range of travel services tailored to you!

To maintain our high-touch approach, we don’t sell our packages online. So please get in touch with one of our team members to start planning your trip.

This page is general information, not insurance advice. Coverage, eligibility and time limits vary by policy, by insurer and by individual circumstances. Read the policy certificate before purchasing, and confirm anything that applies to you directly with the provider.

Affiliations & Credentials

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IATA TIDS 96240535

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Consumer Protection BC Licence 90178