Maximum Trip Length for Annual Travel Insurance

What is “Maximum Trip Length” in Travel Insurance?

“Maximum Trip Length” refers to the longest single trip you can take during the time you’re covered by an annual travel insurance plan.

Trip length is determined by adding up the number of days you’re away from home, starting on your scheduled departure date and ending on your scheduled return date. The Maximum Trip Length an annual policy will cover can vary, but most range between 30 – 180 days.

A policy’s Maximum Trip Length is an important consideration when comparing plans from multiple travel insurance companies.

FAQs: Maximum Trip Length in Travel Insurance

What is the Maximum Trip Length Annual Travel Insurance Covers?

While multi-trip travel insurance policies typically don’t limit the number of trips that can be taken during the coverage period, most plans have strict rules on the number of days an individual trip can last.

The Maximum Trip Length of most annual travel insurance policies can range from 30-180 days. However, the most common Maximum Trip Length you’ll find when comparing annual plans is 90 days, meaning that any trip that lasts more than 90 days won’t be eligible for coverage.

Please be aware that coverage and eligibility requirements for this benefit differ by policy.