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All travel plans come with a level of uncertainty. Whether it's a cross country road trip or a flight to another part of the world, the potential for something to go wrong is always there. While some people rarely believe an event or accident will disrupt their plans, others lean towards ensuring that they're covered just in case.
This is where travel insurance comes in. In the event that luggage gets stolen or a weather event results in a delayed flight, travel insurance can act as a buffer from such potential risks. Especially this year, as COVID-19 derailed many industries, especially tourism, travel insurance will likely grow in popularity for those considering traveling in the future.
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