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Frequent Claims

Whilst we do our best to ensure your tour runs smoothly, travelling is an adventure and sometimes the unexpected happens. Whether you lose your luggage at the airport, fall sick during your travels, or your flight gets delayed, it's always a good idea to have travel insurance to back you up for those unexpected moments. 

  • Illnesses & injuries

    Get travel insurance to help you cover unexpected medical expenses on vacation including hospital charges and emergency transport.

  • Cancelations

    In case you have to cancel your trip due to certain, covered circumstances, beyond your control, like a serious injury due to an accident, sudden illness, or death of a close relative.

  • Stolen or delayed bags

    If your personal belongings get stolen, delayed or damaged by a carrier on your trip.

  • Interruptions & delayed transports

    In case your trip gets delayed or interrupted because of covered circumstances beyond your control.
     

Benefits of World Nomads

  • Kilimanjaro climb cancelation

    I had to cancel my trip to Tanzania because my wife had an accident and she is waiting for a scan of her back. I should fly to Berlin tomorrow, then Bergen and (the) day after to Africa (however) it is impossible now. I paid for a Kilimanjaro Climb which is not refundable as it is too close to departure, a deposit for a 3 day safari and I had to cancel flights and my volunteer job.
    Claim Paid: USD $1,536.33
    S.Korpak. Norwegian Nomad.

  • Stolen day bag in Peru

    My wife and I were travelling through South America and arrived in the main bus station in Arequipa, Peru at approximately 7pm, after travelling overnight from the north of Chile. We sat down on the public seating at the bus station  (and) a child of about the age of 9 years came up to us from the opposite direction and spoke to us in Spanish. After decyphering that she wanted to sing us a song and subsequently declining her offer, she wandered off. At this point I looked down at my bags to discover that my day bag had gone. The next morning we lodged a report with the tourist police.
    Claim paid: £476.02.
    British Nomad in Peru.

  • Illness in Myanmar

    On my second day in Burma I woke up in the middle of the night with intense abdominal distress. I was rushed to Asia Royal Hospital and immediately taken for evaluation and ultrasound in their Emergency Room … I was evacuated to Bangkok, Thailand, that evening and admitted immediately. I stayed there for 8 days for a battery of tests… I was able to be given a flight (home) two days later and return back to the US, where I am now receiving local treatment.
    U.S Nomad in Myanmar.

TourRadar proudly partners with World Nomads

Although touring remains one of the safest ways to travel, accidents can and do happen — whether it’s a sudden illness or an injury which stops you in your tracks. One way to protect yourself from unexpected expenses that arise from emergency situations is by making sure you’re covered before your plane touches down in your dream destination.

Since 2016, TourRadar has proudly partnered with World Nomads to make it simple and easy to book travel insurance. With unbeatable insights and endless travel experiences, you can now choose travel insurance to suit you and your adventure, whether you’re cruising on the Danube, or shredding fresh-powder in the Canadian Rockies!

Find out more about World Nomads and get a free quote below to start preparing for your tour now.

*Travel insurance doesn’t cover everything. This is a general, brief summary only. Restrictions, exclusions and limitations will apply. Coverage may not be the same or available for residents of all countries, states or provinces. Check the policy documents or ask World Nomads for full details.

 
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