Traveling is an exhilarating experience; however, even the most experienced travelers are aware that health troubles can crop up anytime. Whether due to ...

Every CU participant going abroad is automatically enrolled in Education Abroad's Travel Accident and Sickness insurance, which is a limited accident and health insurance policy. This insurance is ...

We all know people who declare every flight cancellation or delayed bag a travel “nightmare.” You’ve probably done it once or twice on social media or in a family group chat. Carol Gebhardt is here to ...

Terms apply to American Express benefits and offers. Visit americanexpress.com to learn more. Whether you have private health insurance, Medicare or Medicaid, you probably won't be covered overseas.

If you're going on a big trip, especially overseas, there's a lot to remember. Are your bags properly packed? Do you have your passport? Did you remember your sunscreen? Health insurance is ...

Urgent care centers and emergency rooms don’t require an appointment, and many are open all day. Depending on where you’re traveling, they can have additional costs not covered by U.S. insurance plans ...

So your “little trip” turned into a whole new life abroad. Same. I did not see that coming! Now what? You don’t need just suitcase insurance—you need the kind that gets you into a doctor, plays nice ...

If a person is traveling within the United States, they can visit any urgent care clinic, even if it is not part of their regular health provider’s network. If they are abroad, they may need to pay ...