Travel insurance is a financial safety net that can protect you from unexpected incidents while you're traveling. It can cover a variety of risks, including: 

•                                         Medical expenses

• If you need medical care while you're traveling, travel insurance can help cover the costs. 

•                                        Trip cancellation

• If you need to cancel your trip, travel insurance can help cover the costs of flights, cruises, or train tickets. 

•                                          Lost or damaged baggage

• Travel insurance can help replace or organize replacement for lost, damaged, or stolen baggage and valuables. 

•                                           Vacation rental insurance

• Vacation rental insurance can help cover costs if your vacation rental is accidentally damaged or if you need to cancel or interrupt your trip. 

When choosing a travel insurance plan, you can consider things like:

• Duration: Shorter trips often have lower premiums. 

• Destination: International travel may have higher medical costs. 

• Coverage: Make sure the plan covers what you need it to cover. 

• Inclusions and exclusions: Carefully review all inclusions and exclusions. 

Some countries require foreign visitors to have proof of travel insurance before granting a visa or allowing visa-free entry. Tour companies and cruise providers may also require a minimum level of travel insurance.

Travel Insurance is a type of insurance that covers different risks while travelling. It covers medical expenses, lost luggage, flight cancellations, and other losses that a traveller can incur while travelling. Travel Insurance is usually taken from the day of travel till the time the traveller reaches back to India. 

Annual or multi-trip insurance will cover you for two or more trips within a 365-day period. Each individual trip can't be longer than 31 days. Your policy start date must be within 30 days of the day you compared travel insurance - but your trip can start later.