Toronto – For all those customers who seek to plan a vacation in 2025, Global Affairs Canada has a travel preparation verification list.
It is not as fun as a list of what to pack, or what to buy in those wonderful destinations in the itinerary, but for customers who go anywhere outside Canada, it is crucial.
Global Affairs Canada also wants international travel preparation to be easy to understand, so it took Route 1-2-3, dividing information into 3 sections: travel insurance, travel documents and final preparations.
Travel insurance
The version of the Canadian travel insurance government is the music for the ears of any travel advisor frustrated by customers who say “forget the insurance, I don’t need it.”
As Global Affairs Canada says, “Travel insurance: Do you need it? The short answer is yes, always. “
The essential list for travel protection includes …
- Medical evacuations to Canada or the closest place with medical care
- Pre -existing conditions
- Repatriation in case of death
- Cancellations and travel interruptions
- Lost or stolen luggage
“Imagine getting sick or injured while traveling,” says travelers travelers to travelers. “Medical invoices can accumulate rapidly, easily reaching thousands of dollars, and hospitals abroad may not treat it if you do not have enough insurance or money to pay. That is why travel interruption and travel health insurance is so important if you plan to travel outside Canada, even for only one day. It can help cover the cost of medical emergencies, travel cancellations, lost luggage and other unexpected events. “
It is also important that travelers choose the best insurance according to their needs.
“Before reserving your trip and buying insurance, evaluating your needs and verifying the details of any insurance policy that you are considering making sure you will be completely covered,” says Global Affairs Canada.
“Keep in mind that many travel insurance policies may not cover it if you travel to regions where the Canada government advises ‘avoid non -essential trips’ or ‘avoid all trips’. That is why it is so important that you consult the tips and travel notices of the Government of Canada before reserving your trip and that Register with the registration of the Canadian service abroad to receive important information, such as changes in the risk level, while it is. “
