Collocation
travel insurance
A type of insurance policy designed to protect travelers from financial risks and losses that can occur while traveling, such as medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or lost luggage.
Definition
'travel insurance' is a common English collocation. A type of insurance policy designed to protect travelers from financial risks and losses that can occur while traveling, such as medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or lost luggage.
travel + insurance
“Before any international trip, it's essential to arrange travel insurance.”
Examples
- Always remember to purchase comprehensive travel insurance before you depart for your holiday.
- She had to make a claim on her travel insurance after her luggage was lost at the airport.
- Many premium credit cards offer complimentary travel insurance for trips booked with them.
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- Reading the fine print of your travel insurance policy is crucial to understand what's covered.
- They decided against getting travel insurance, which they later regretted when their flight was cancelled due to a storm.
- My annual travel insurance covers all my trips abroad for the entire year, which is very convenient.
- Do you think it's necessary to buy additional travel insurance for a short weekend getaway within the country?
- The travel agent highly recommended a specific provider for their travel insurance needs.
- Unfortunately, my travel insurance doesn't cover extreme sports, so I need a separate policy for skydiving.
- Before going on a cruise, make sure you have appropriate travel insurance that covers marine travel.
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