Are you ready for your trip?
We understand that when you’re
travelling, you don’t want to worry about a thing. But
events
happen, even to the well-prepared
travellers. You may have to cancel your trip at the last
minute to tend to a family emergency. You may need medical
assistance when you’re away. Your baggage may go missing, or
there may be damage to your personal property. You just
never know.
Ask yourselves a few questions:
1) what happens if my trip has to be cut short, or I have to
extend my trip due to an illness at destination?
2) would I be able to (or want to) pay for
toiletries/clothes and other necessities if my luggage is
lost?
3) could I afford an air ambulance home?
4) does my current coverage through work or my credit card
pay up front for medical expenses? or cover everyone that's
travelling with me?
This is only a very
brief summary, and you should read the full document
as highlighted for the full details. We strongly
recommend the purchase of travel insurance, as your
deposit/vacation package is NON-REFUNDABLE.
RBC
Deluxe Travel Insurance covers your emergency
medical needs; doctor visits, tests,
hospitalization, etc. This plan also covers
cancellation, interruption and trip delays, flight
accident, travel accident, delayed baggage &
personal effects and damaged baggage.
RBC Non Medical
Travel Insurance covers cancellation,
interruption and trip delays, flight accident,
travel accident, delayed baggage & personal effects
and damaged baggage. There is no medical coverage
included.
Anyone over the age of 73 will be
required to remit a
medical questionnaire prior to booking to ensure
the coverage will be permitted by RBC.
Deluxe Travel Plan = $2000 coverage 5-9 days
(taxes additional)
0-59 years $135
60-64 years $156
65-69 years $187
70-74 years $255
Non Medical Travel Plan - $2000 coverage 5-9 days
(taxes additional)
0-59 years $117
60-64 years 126
65-69 years $132
70-74 years $151
75-79 years $241
80-84 years $311
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When booking clients to various sun destinations, we are
often asked about whether vaccinations are required, or
other health risks. As everyone's health situation is
individual, your family doctor or a travel health clinic
are the best people to advise you on what is right for
you.
We do suggest that our clients visit the government of
Canada's informational web site for
Travel Health Advice.
