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The best travel insurance policies and providers

It's easy to dismiss the value of travel insurance until you need it.

Many travelers have strong opinions about whether you should buy travel insurance . However, the purpose of this post isn't to determine whether it's worth investing in. Instead, it compares some of the top travel insurance providers and policies so you can determine which travel insurance option is best for you.

Of course, as the coronavirus remains an ongoing concern, it's important to understand whether travel insurance covers pandemics. Some policies will cover you if you're diagnosed with COVID-19 and have proof of illness from a doctor. Others will take coverage a step further, covering additional types of pandemic-related expenses and cancellations.

Know, though, that every policy will have exclusions and restrictions that may limit coverage. For example, fear of travel is generally not a covered reason for invoking trip cancellation or interruption coverage, while specific stipulations may apply to elevated travel warnings from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Interested in travel insurance? Visit InsureMyTrip.com to shop for plans that may fit your travel needs.

So, before buying a specific policy, you must understand the full terms and any special notices the insurer has about COVID-19. You may even want to buy the optional cancel for any reason add-on that's available for some comprehensive policies. While you'll pay more for that protection, it allows you to cancel your trip for any reason and still get some of your costs back. Note that this benefit is time-sensitive and has other eligibility requirements, so not all travelers will qualify.

In this guide, we'll review several policies from top travel insurance providers so you have a better understanding of your options before picking the policy and provider that best address your wants and needs.

The best travel insurance providers

To put together this list of the best travel insurance providers, a number of details were considered: favorable ratings from TPG Lounge members, the availability of details about policies and the claims process online, positive online ratings and the ability to purchase policies in most U.S. states. You can also search for options from these (and other) providers through an insurance comparison site like InsureMyTrip .

When comparing insurance providers, I priced out a single-trip policy for each provider for a $2,000, one-week vacation to Istanbul . I used my actual age and state of residence when obtaining quotes. As a result, you may see a different price — or even additional policies due to regulations for travel insurance varying from state to state — when getting a quote.

AIG Travel Guard

AIG Travel Guard receives many positive reviews from readers in the TPG Lounge who have filed claims with the company. AIG offers three plans online, which you can compare side by side, and the ability to examine sample policies. Here are three plans for my sample trip to Turkey.

AIG Travel Guard also offers an annual travel plan. This plan is priced at $259 per year for one Florida resident.

Additionally, AIG Travel Guard offers several other policies, including a single-trip policy without trip cancellation protection . See AIG Travel Guard's COVID-19 notification and COVID-19 advisory for current details regarding COVID-19 coverage.

Preexisting conditions

Typically, AIG Travel Guard wouldn't cover you for any loss or expense due to a preexisting medical condition that existed within 180 days of the coverage effective date. However, AIG Travel Guard may waive the preexisting medical condition exclusion on some plans if you meet the following conditions:

You purchase the plan within 15 days of your initial trip payment.
The amount of coverage you purchase equals all trip costs at the time of purchase. You must update your coverage to insure the costs of any subsequent arrangements that you add to your trip within 15 days of paying the travel supplier for these additional arrangements.
You must be medically able to travel when you purchase your plan.

Standout features

The Deluxe and Preferred plans allow you to purchase an upgrade that lets you cancel your trip for any reason. However, reimbursement under this coverage will not exceed 50% or 75% of your covered trip cost.
You can include one child (age 17 and younger) with each paying adult for no additional cost on most single-trip plans.
Other optional upgrades, including an adventure sports bundle, a baggage bundle, an inconvenience bundle, a pet bundle, a security bundle and a wedding bundle, are available on some policies. So, an AIG Travel Guard plan may be a good choice if you know you want extra coverage in specific areas.

Purchase your policy here: AIG Travel Guard .

Allianz Travel Insurance

Allianz is one of the most highly regarded providers in the TPG Lounge, and many readers found the claim process reasonable. Allianz offers many plans, including the following single-trip plans for my sample trip to Turkey.

If you travel frequently, it may make sense to purchase an annual multi-trip policy. For this plan, all of the maximum coverage amounts in the table below are per trip (except for the trip cancellation and trip interruption amounts, which are an aggregate limit per policy). Trips typically must last no more than 45 days, although some plans may cover trips of up to 90 days.

See Allianz's coverage alert for current information on COVID-19 coverage.

Most Allianz travel insurance plans may cover preexisting medical conditions if you meet particular requirements. For the OneTrip Premier, Prime and Basic plans, the requirements are as follows:

You purchased the policy within 14 days of the date of the first trip payment or deposit.
You were a U.S. resident when you purchased the policy.
You were medically able to travel when you purchased the policy.
On the policy purchase date, you insured the total, nonrefundable cost of your trip (including arrangements that will become nonrefundable or subject to cancellation penalties before your departure date). If you incur additional nonrefundable trip expenses after purchasing this policy, you must insure them within 14 days of their purchase.
Allianz offers reasonably priced annual policies for independent travelers and families who take multiple trips lasting up to 45 days (or 90 days for select plans) per year.
Some Allianz plans provide the option of receiving a flat reimbursement amount without receipts for trip delay and baggage delay claims. Of course, you can also submit receipts to get up to the maximum refund.
For emergency transportation coverage, you or someone on your behalf must contact Allianz, and Allianz must then make all transportation arrangements in advance. However, most Allianz policies provide an option if you cannot contact the company: Allianz will pay up to what it would have paid if it had made the arrangements.

Purchase your policy here: Allianz Travel Insurance .

American Express Travel Insurance

American Express Travel Insurance offers four different package plans and a build-your-own coverage option. You don't have to be an American Express cardholder to purchase this insurance. Here are the four package options for my sample weeklong trip to Turkey. Unlike some other providers, Amex won't ask for your travel destination on the initial quote (but will when you purchase the plan).

Amex's build-your-own coverage plan is unique because you can purchase just the coverage you need. For most types of protection, you can even select the coverage amount that works best for you.

The prices for the packages and the build-your-own plan don't increase for longer trips — as long as the trip cost remains constant. However, the emergency medical and dental benefit is only available for your first 60 days of travel.

Typically, Amex won't cover any loss you incur because of a preexisting medical condition that existed within 90 days of the coverage effective date. However, Amex may waive its preexisting-condition exclusion if you meet both of the following requirements:

You must be medically able to travel at the time you pay the policy premium.
You pay the policy premium within 14 days of making the first covered trip deposit.
Amex's build-your-own coverage option allows you to only purchase — and pay for — the coverage you need.
Coverage on long trips doesn't cost more than coverage for short trips, making this policy ideal for extended getaways. However, the emergency medical and dental benefit only covers your first 60 days of travel.
American Express Travel Insurance can protect travel expenses you purchase with Amex Membership Rewards points in the Pay with Points program (as well as travel expenses bought with cash, debit or credit). However, travel expenses bought with other types of points and miles aren't covered.

Purchase your policy here: American Express Travel Insurance .

GeoBlue is different from most other providers described in this piece because it only provides medical coverage while you're traveling internationally and does not offer benefits to protect the cost of your trip. There are many different policies. Some require you to have primary health insurance in the U.S. (although it doesn't need to be provided by Blue Cross Blue Shield), but all of them only offer coverage while traveling outside the U.S.

Two single-trip plans are available if you're traveling for six months or less. The Voyager Choice policy provides coverage (including medical services and medical evacuation for a sudden recurrence of a preexisting condition) for trips outside the U.S. to travelers who are 95 or younger and already have a U.S. health insurance policy.

The Voyager Essential policy provides coverage (including medical evacuation for a sudden recurrence of a preexisting condition) for trips outside the U.S. to travelers who are 95 or younger, regardless of whether they have primary health insurance.

In addition to these options, two multi-trip plans cover trips of up to 70 days each for one year. Both policies provide coverage (including medical services and medical evacuation for preexisting conditions) to travelers with primary health insurance.

Be sure to check out GeoBlue's COVID-19 notices before buying a plan.

Most GeoBlue policies explicitly cover sudden recurrences of preexisting conditions for medical services and medical evacuation.

GeoBlue can be an excellent option if you're mainly concerned about the medical side of travel insurance.
GeoBlue provides single-trip, multi-trip and long-term medical travel insurance policies for many different types of travel.

Purchase your policy here: GeoBlue .

IMG offers various travel medical insurance policies for travelers, as well as comprehensive travel insurance policies. For a single trip of 90 days or less, there are five policy types available for vacation or holiday travelers. Although you must enter your gender, males and females received the same quote for my one-week search.

You can purchase an annual multi-trip travel medical insurance plan. Some only cover trips lasting up to 30 or 45 days, but others provide coverage for longer trips.

See IMG's page on COVID-19 for additional policy information as it relates to coronavirus-related claims.

Most plans may cover preexisting conditions under set parameters or up to specific amounts. For example, the iTravelInsured Travel LX travel insurance plan shown above may cover preexisting conditions if you purchase the insurance within 24 hours of making the final payment for your trip.

For the travel medical insurance plans shown above, preexisting conditions are covered for travelers younger than 70. However, coverage is capped based on your age and whether you have a primary health insurance policy.

Some annual multi-trip plans are modestly priced.
iTravelInsured Travel LX may offer optional cancel for any reason and interruption for any reason coverage, if eligible.

Purchase your policy here: IMG .

Travelex Insurance

Travelex offers three single-trip plans: Travel Basic, Travel Select and Travel America. However, only the Travel Basic and Travel Select plans would be applicable for my trip to Turkey.

See Travelex's COVID-19 coverage statement for coronavirus-specific information.

Typically, Travelex won't cover losses incurred because of a preexisting medical condition that existed within 60 days of the coverage effective date. However, the Travel Select plan may offer a preexisting condition exclusion waiver. To be eligible for this waiver, the insured traveler must meet all the following conditions:

You purchase the plan within 15 days of the initial trip payment.
The amount of coverage purchased equals all prepaid, nonrefundable payments or deposits applicable to the trip at the time of purchase. Additionally, you must insure the costs of any subsequent arrangements added to the same trip within 15 days of payment or deposit.
All insured individuals are medically able to travel when they pay the plan cost.
The trip cost does not exceed the maximum trip cost limit under trip cancellation as shown in the schedule per person (only applicable to trip cancellation, interruption and delay).
Travelex's Travel Select policy can cover trips lasting up to 364 days, which is longer than many single-trip policies.
Neither Travelex policy requires receipts for trip and baggage delay expenses less than $25.
For emergency evacuation coverage, you or someone on your behalf must contact Travelex and have Travelex make all transportation arrangements in advance. However, both Travelex policies provide an option if you cannot contact Travelex: Travelex will pay up to what it would have paid if it had made the arrangements.

Purchase your policy here: Travelex Insurance .

Seven Corners

Seven Corners offers a wide variety of policies. Here are the policies that are most applicable to travelers on a single international trip.

Seven Corners also offers many other types of travel insurance, including an annual multi-trip plan. You can choose coverage for trips of up to 30, 45 or 60 days when purchasing an annual multi-trip plan.

See Seven Corner's page on COVID-19 for additional policy information as it relates to coronavirus-related claims.

Typically, Seven Corners won't cover losses incurred because of a preexisting medical condition. However, the RoundTrip Choice plan offers a preexisting condition exclusion waiver. To be eligible for this waiver, you must meet all of the following conditions:

You buy this plan within 20 days of making your initial trip payment or deposit.
You or your travel companion are medically able and not disabled from travel when you pay for this plan or upgrade your plan.
You update the coverage to include the additional cost of subsequent travel arrangements within 15 days of paying your travel supplier for them.
Seven Corners offers the ability to purchase optional sports and golf equipment coverage. If purchased, this extra insurance will reimburse you for the cost of renting sports or golf equipment if yours is lost, stolen, damaged or delayed by a common carrier for six or more hours. However, Seven Corners must authorize the expenses in advance.
You can add cancel for any reason coverage or trip interruption for any reason coverage to RoundTrip plans. Although some other providers offer cancel for any reason coverage, trip interruption for any reason coverage is less common.
Seven Corners' RoundTrip Choice policy offers a political or security evacuation benefit that will transport you to the nearest safe place or your residence under specific conditions. You can also add optional event ticket registration fee protection to the RoundTrip Choice policy.

Purchase your policy here: Seven Corners .

World Nomads

World Nomads is popular with younger, active travelers because of its flexibility and adventure-activities coverage on the Explorer plan. Unlike many policies offered by other providers, you don't need to estimate prepaid costs when purchasing the insurance to have access to trip interruption and cancellation insurance.

World Nomads offers two single-trip plans.

World Nomads has a page dedicated to coronavirus coverage , so be sure to view it before buying a policy.

World Nomads won't cover losses incurred because of a preexisting medical condition (except emergency evacuation and repatriation of remains) that existed within 90 days of the coverage effective date. Unlike many other providers, World Nomads doesn't offer a waiver.

World Nomads' policies cover more adventure sports than most providers, so activities such as bungee jumping are included. The Explorer policy covers almost any adventure sport, including skydiving, stunt flying and caving. So, if you partake in adventure sports while traveling, the Explorer policy may be a good fit.
World Nomads' policies provide nonmedical evacuation coverage for transportation expenses if there is civil or political unrest in the country you are visiting. The coverage may also transport you home if there is an eligible natural disaster or a government expels you.

Purchase your policy here: World Nomads .

Other options for buying travel insurance

This guide details the policies of eight providers with the information available at the time of publication. There are many options when it comes to travel insurance, though. To compare different policies quickly, you can use a travel insurance aggregator like InsureMyTrip to search. Just note that these search engines won't show every policy and every provider, and you should still research the provided policies to ensure the coverage fits your trip and needs.

You can also purchase a plan through various membership associations, such as USAA, AAA or Costco. Typically, these organizations partner with a specific provider, so if you are a member of any of these associations, you may want to compare the policies offered through the organization with other policies to get the best coverage for your trip.

Related: Should you get travel insurance if you have credit card protection?

Is travel insurance worth getting?

Whether you should purchase travel insurance is a personal decision. Suppose you use a credit card that provides travel insurance for most of your expenses and have medical insurance that provides adequate coverage abroad. In that case, you may be covered enough on most trips to forgo purchasing travel insurance.

However, suppose your medical insurance won't cover you at your destination and you can't comfortably cover a sizable medical evacuation bill or last-minute flight home . In that case, you should consider purchasing travel insurance. If you travel frequently, buying an annual multi-trip policy may be worth it.

What is the best COVID-19 travel insurance?

There are various aspects to keep in mind in the age of COVID-19. Consider booking travel plans that are fully refundable or have modest change or cancellation fees so you don't need to worry about whether your policy will cover trip cancellation. This is important since many standard comprehensive insurance policies won't reimburse your insured expenses in the event of cancellation if it's related to the fear of traveling due to COVID-19.

However, if you book a nonrefundable trip and want to maintain the ability to get reimbursed (up to 75% of your insured costs) if you choose to cancel, you should consider buying a comprehensive travel insurance policy and then adding optional cancel for any reason protection. Just note that this benefit is time-sensitive and has eligibility requirements, so not all travelers will qualify.

Providers will often require CFAR purchasers insure the entire dollar amount of their travels to receive the coverage. Also, many CFAR policies mandate that you must cancel your plans and notify all travel suppliers at least 48 hours before your scheduled departure.

Likewise, if your primary health insurance won't cover you while on your trip, it's essential to consider whether medical expenses related to COVID-19 treatment are covered. You may also want to consider a MedJet medical transport membership if your trip is to a covered destination for coronavirus-related evacuation.

Ultimately, the best pandemic travel insurance policy will depend on your trip details, travel concerns and your willingness to self-insure. Just be sure to thoroughly read and understand any terms or exclusions before purchasing.

What are the different types of travel insurance?

Whether you purchase a comprehensive travel insurance policy or rely on the protections offered by select credit cards, you may have access to the following types of coverage:

Baggage delay protection may reimburse for essential items and clothing when a common carrier (such as an airline) fails to deliver your checked bag within a set time of your arrival at a destination. Typically, you may be reimbursed up to a particular amount per incident or per day.
Lost/damaged baggage protection may provide reimbursement to replace lost or damaged luggage and items inside that luggage. However, valuables and electronics usually have a relatively low maximum benefit.
Trip delay reimbursement may provide reimbursement for necessary items, food, lodging and sometimes transportation when you're delayed for a substantial time while traveling on a common carrier such as an airline. This insurance may be beneficial if weather issues (or other covered reasons for which the airline usually won't provide compensation) delay you.
Trip cancellation and interruption protection may provide reimbursement if you need to cancel or interrupt your trip for a covered reason, such as a death in your family or jury duty.
Medical evacuation insurance can arrange and pay for medical evacuation if deemed necessary by the insurance provider and a medical professional. This coverage can be particularly valuable if you're traveling to a region with subpar medical facilities.
Travel accident insurance may provide a payment to you or your beneficiary in the case of your death or dismemberment.
Emergency medical insurance may provide payment or reimburse you if you must seek medical care while traveling. Some plans only cover emergency medical care, but some also cover other types of medical care. You may need to pay a deductible or copay.
Rental car coverage may provide a collision damage waiver when renting a car. This waiver may reimburse for collision damage or theft up to a set amount. Some policies also cover loss-of-use charges assessed by the rental company and towing charges to take the vehicle to the nearest qualified repair facility. You generally need to decline the rental company's collision damage waiver or similar provision to be covered.

Should I buy travel health insurance?

If you purchase travel with credit cards that provide various trip protections, you may not see much need for additional travel insurance. However, you may still wonder whether you should buy travel medical insurance.

If your primary health insurance covers you on your trip, you may not need travel health insurance. Your domestic policy may not cover you outside the U.S., though, so it's worth calling the number on your health insurance card if you have coverage questions. If your primary health insurance wouldn't cover you, it's likely worth purchasing travel medical insurance. After all, as you can see above, travel medical insurance is often very modestly priced.

How much does travel insurance cost?

Travel insurance costs depend on various factors, including the provider, the type of coverage, your trip cost, your destination, your age, your residency and how many travelers you want to insure. That said, a standard travel insurance plan will generally set you back somewhere between 4% and 10% of your total trip cost. However, this can get lower for more basic protections or become even higher if you include add-ons like cancel for any reason protection.

The best way to determine how much travel insurance will cost is to price out your trip with a few providers discussed in the guide. Or, visit an insurance aggregator like InsureMyTrip to quickly compare options across multiple providers.

When and how to get travel insurance

For the most robust selection of available travel insurance benefits — including time-sensitive add-ons like CFAR protection and waivers of preexisting conditions for eligible travelers — you should ideally purchase travel insurance on the same day you make your first payment toward your trip.

However, many plans may still offer a preexisting conditions waiver for those who qualify if you buy your travel insurance within 14 to 21 days of your first trip expense or deposit (this time frame may vary by provider). If you don't need a preexisting conditions waiver or aren't interested in CFAR coverage, you can purchase travel insurance once your departure date nears.

You must purchase coverage before it's needed. Some travel medical plans are available for purchase after you have departed, but comprehensive plans that include medical coverage must be purchased before departing.

Additionally, you can't buy any medical coverage once you require medical attention. The same applies to all travel insurance coverage. Once you recognize the need, it's too late to protect your trip.

Once you've shopped around and decided upon the best travel insurance plan for your trip, you should be able to complete your purchase online. You'll usually be able to download your insurance card and the complete policy shortly after the transaction is complete.

Related: 7 times your credit card's travel insurance might not cover you

Bottom line

Not all travel insurance policies and providers are equal. Before buying a plan, read and understand the policy documents. By doing so, you can choose a plan that's appropriate for you and your trip — including the features that matter most to you.

For example, if you plan to go skiing or rock climbing, make sure the policy you buy doesn't contain exclusions for these activities. Likewise, if you're making two back-to-back trips during which you'll be returning home for a short time in between, be sure the plan doesn't terminate coverage at the end of your first trip.

If you're looking to cover a sudden recurrence of a preexisting condition, select a policy with a preexisting condition waiver and fulfill the requirements for the waiver. After all, buying insurance won't help if your policy doesn't cover your losses.

Disclaimer : This information is provided by IMT Services, LLC ( InsureMyTrip.com ), a licensed insurance producer (NPN: 5119217) and a member of the Tokio Marine HCC group of companies. IMT's services are only available in states where it is licensed to do business and the products provided through InsureMyTrip.com may not be available in all states. All insurance products are governed by the terms in the applicable insurance policy, and all related decisions (such as approval for coverage, premiums, commissions and fees) and policy obligations are the sole responsibility of the underwriting insurer. The information on this site does not create or modify any insurance policy terms in any way. For more information, please visit www.insuremytrip.com .

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Great deal: Buy travel insurance, get free Accor Plus Explorer membership, bonus MR points or miles

Buy an AMEX My Travel Insurance plan and enjoy an Accor Plus Explorer membership, Samsonite bag or eCapitaVouchers, plus extra referral awards.

If you’re in the market for a travel insurance plan, American Express has launched an offer for its My Travel Insurance plan that’s well worth considering.

From now till 30 June 2024, customers can enjoy an Accor Plus Explorer membership (which comes with up to 50% off dining and one free hotel night) or a Samsonite luggage & S$50 eCapitaVoucher when they purchase an annual policy, or S$30-50 eCapitaVouchers for a single-trip policy.

You can also enjoy an extra 5,000 MR points , 2,500 KrisFlyer miles o r S$15 eCapitaVoucher when you make the purchase via my referral link, on top of the public gifts.

AMEX My Travel Insurance offer

From 2 April to 30 June 2024 , customers who purchase a My Travel Insurance policy can enjoy the following gifts:

You’ll receive one gift per plan purchased , so for example, someone who buys 2x single-trip Superior plans will get 2x S$50 eCV.

On top of this, American Express cardholders who purchase their plans (whether single-trip or annual) via my referral link will enjoy extra gifts.

For applications till 17 April 2024

5,000 MR points are worth 3,125 KrisFlyer miles (2,777 KrisFlyer miles if you have the Platinum Reserve or Credit Card), and you can convert them to hotel or other airline points if you wish, so I’d recommend going for that offer if you have one of the Platinum cards.

For applications from 18 April 2024

All applicants will receive a S$15 eCapitaVoucher as a referral bonus, regardless of which AMEX card they hold.

Which plan to buy?

If you ask me, the sweet spot here is the Accor Plus Explorer membership offered for APAC plans. Here’s a quote for an annual Asia Pacific plan for one adult, which costs S$453.

The Accor Plus membership retails for S$418 (though there’s several sales a year where you can buy it for slightly less), so it’s like topping up a little to enjoy an annual travel insurance plan too.

The My Travel Insurance Superior plan offers up to S$500,000 coverage for accidental death and permanent disablement, up to S$2 million for overseas medical expenses or personal liability, S$20,000 for travel cancellation or curtailment, S$1,000 of rental car excess, as well as COVID-19 protection.

Miles chasers will be pleased to know that the plan also offers up to S$20,000 coverage for the loss of frequent flyer points, in the event your inability to travel leads to them being forfeited (e.g. if you book a KrisFlyer Spontaneous Escapes award, which cannot be refunded, or if you’ve booked a hotel with points and are inside the cancellation window).

Terms & Conditions

Below you’ll find links to the factsheet, policy wording, FAQs and T&Cs for this offer.

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The Accor Plus membership, Samsonite luggage and eCapitaVouchers will be fulfilled within eight weeks of purchasing the plan.

The bonus MR points, KrisFlyer miles or eCapitaVouchers from the MGM programme will take up to 12 weeks for fulfillment.

How to purchase a plan

When you click on my referral link, you’ll be prompted to enter your AMEX card number. This will confirm which reward you qualify for.

After that, you’ll be able to select the plan you wish to purchase- My Travel Insurance Annual Multi Trip in this case. Click on that and proceed as per usual.

The promo code field will be automatically populated with SUMMERFUN , and you’ll see that the regular gifts still apply, just as if you were going via the public website.

Do you earn miles or points on your purchase?

While American Express no longer awards points for insurance payments in general, there’s an exception carved out for “payments made for insurance products purchased through American Express authorised channel”.

My assumption would be that My Travel Insurance purchases qualify, and if that’s the case you’ll be able to earn your usual general spending rate, on top of the 5,000 MR points or 2,500 KrisFlyer miles bonus for referrals.

What’s the benefits of Accor Plus?

Accor Plus is a dining and lifestyle membership that offers members discounts on hotel stays and restaurants across Asia Pacific.

Standard Accor Plus benefits include:

10% off best available public rate
Up to 50% off member exclusive room rates with with Red Hot Room offers
25% off dining: 1 member only
50% off dining: 1 member and 1 guest
33% off dining: 1 member and 2 guests
25% off dining: 1 member and 3 guests
15% off drinks bill in Asia
Member exclusive More Escapes stay packages
Early access to global Accor hotel sales
Members’ exclusive experiences
20 status nights each year

Some examples of participating Accor Plus restaurants in Singapore include Prego, Mikuni and Asian Market Café at the Fairmont, SKAI, The Stamford Brasserie, CLOVE, at Swissotel and The Cliff and Kwee Zeen at the Sofitel Sentosa Resort.

Don’t forget that your dining benefits apply overseas too- even on breakfast. You’ll often find that it makes more sense to book a non-breakfast rate and then purchase breakfast at 50% off at the hotel itself.

Stay Plus certificates are offered to Explorer (1 certificate) and Explorer Plus (2 certificates) members Each Stay Plus certificate can be used for a one-night stay at participating hotels across Asia Pacific. Obviously, you’ll want to save this for a high-end chain like Sofitel or Mondrian, and steer clear of the cheaper ones.

Do note that Stay Plus nights are subject to blackout dates, and you may not always be able to get the hotel you want.

I’ve written a comprehensive guide to using your Stay Plus benefit, which can be found below.

How does the Accor Stay Plus free hotel night benefit work?

American Express is now offering an Accor Plus membership, Samsonite luggage or eCapitaVouchers to customers who purchase a My Travel Insurance plan, with the best gifts reserved for annual policies.

On top of this, you can enjoy 5,000 bonus MR points, 2,500 KrisFlyer miles or a S$15 eCapitaVoucher if you’re an AMEX cardholder.

With both COVID-19 and loss of miles and points covered under this policy, it’s a deal well worth considering if you’re in the market for an annual travel insurance plan.

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The American Express ® Gold Card is known for being a go-to card for everyday purchases at restaurants and at U.S. supermarkets. The card also doubles as a travel rewards card offering elevated earnings on select flight purchases and a nice selection of flexible travel redemption options.

The card is far less known for its travel insurance benefits. Today, we’re turning the spotlight on some of the useful travel insurance benefits that come with the card and talking about how these benefits can add value to the cardholder.

First, let’s look at the overall earning and redemption features of the Amex Gold card, then jump right into the list of travel insurance benefits you can expect to find on the card.

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There isn’t another card on the market that offers a 1-2 punch like this. Of course, there are several other benefits of the Gold Card as well, including extra monthly dining rewards and more.

4x points per dollar at restaurants, plus takeout and delivery in the U.S.
4x points per dollar at U.S. supermarkets, up to $25,000 per calendar year in purchases; and 1x thereafter
3x points per dollar on flights purchased directly from airlines or at AmexTravel.com
$250 annual fee (see rates and fees )
No lounge access
Earn 60,000 Membership Rewards ® points after you spend $6,000 on eligible purchases with your new Card within the first 6 months of Card Membership.
Earn 4X Membership Rewards ® Points at Restaurants, plus takeout and delivery in the U.S., and earn 4X Membership Rewards ® points at U.S. supermarkets (on up to $25,000 per calendar year in purchases, then 1X).
Earn 3X Membership Rewards ® points on flights booked directly with airlines or on amextravel.com.
$120 Uber Cash on Gold: Add your Gold Card to your Uber account and each month automatically get $10 in Uber Cash for Uber Eats orders or Uber rides in the U.S., totaling up to $120 per year.
$120 Dining Credit: Satisfy your cravings and earn up to $10 in statement credits monthly when you pay with the American Express ® Gold Card at Grubhub, The Cheesecake Factory, Goldbelly, Wine.com, Milk Bar and select Shake Shack locations. Enrollment required.
Get a $100 experience credit with a minimum two-night stay when you book The Hotel Collection through American Express Travel. Experience credit varies by property.
Choose the color that suits your style. Gold or Rose Gold.
No Foreign Transaction Fees.
Annual Fee is $250.
Terms Apply.
APR: See Pay Over Time APR
Foreign Transaction Fees: None

American Express Membership Rewards

Hot Tip: Check to see if you’re eligible for a welcome bonus offer of up to 90,000 points with the Amex Gold card. The current public offer is 60,000 points. (This targeted offer was independently researched and may not be available to all applicants.)

Why We Like the Card Overall

We like that you can jumpstart your earnings with a generous welcome bonus after meeting minimum spending requirements in the first 6 months after card approval.

The Amex Gold card also strikes a nice balance between functioning as an everyday spending card and offering accelerated earnings on flights. It also offers flexible travel redemption options.

You’ll earn 4x Membership Rewards points at restaurants worldwide and at U.S. supermarkets (on up to $25,000 in purchases each year). Plus, you’ll receive 3x earnings on flights purchased directly with the airline and via AmexTravel.com .

With monthly statement credits for select purchases, it’s easy to find enough value to offset the annual fee.

When it’s time to use your rewards, you’ll have options such as redeeming points for flights via AmexTravel.com or transferring your points to the American Express transfer partners for even more potential value.

While the Amex Gold card doesn’t come with a long list of comprehensive travel benefits, you’ll find these core travel insurance benefits useful for saving money and for access to assistance should something go wrong during your journey.

Car Rental Loss and Damage Insurance

Having car rental insurance can save you money and provide a level of peace of mind when renting a vehicle . The Amex Gold card comes with secondary car rental insurance that would require you to first file a claim with any other applicable insurance before card coverage kicks in.

Secondary coverage can still be valuable coverage, but there is another car rental coverage option included on the card that is a much better choice.

Premium Protection

The option to purchase Premium Protection car rental insurance on the Amex Gold card is a game changer.

You’ll pay one low price of $12.25 to $24.95 for the entire period, up to 42 total days, for primary theft and damage coverage. The actual rate will depend on your state of residence and the level of coverage chosen. Note that this is not a per-day rate like the car rental agencies charge.

Just enroll in the coverage via your online card account, then whenever you charge your rental car to your card, you’ll have the coverage automatically. You are not charged prior to renting a car.

There is no deductible. Accidental death/dismemberment coverage is included. Liability coverage, uninsured/under-insured motorist coverage, or disability coverage is not included.

Cardholders and authorized listed drivers are covered.

Applicable coverages for both secondary and Premium Protection include rental car damage, theft, and loss of use.

Coverage is not available when renting vehicles in Australia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, and New Zealand.

There are several additional exclusions, including the theft of an unlocked vehicle, illegal activity, intoxication of the driver, and war. Access the Guide to Benefits for a complete list of exclusions, terms, and conditions.

Filing a Claim

You can file a claim online or call 800-338-1670. You must file the claim within 30 days of the event and submit the required claim form within an additional 15 days. You’ll then have 60 days to submit the required documentation.

Bottom Line: The Amex Gold card comes with secondary car rental insurance with the option to purchase primary Premium Protection for one low rate that covers the entire rental period.

Trip Delay Insurance

To be eligible for trip delay insurance, you must pay for your entire trip with your Amex Gold card, associated rewards, or a combination of the 2. Using airline vouchers, certificates, or discounts, such as those associated with your frequent flyer account, in combination with your card, are also acceptable. Eligible travelers include family members, travel companions, and a spouse or domestic partner.

Trip delay insurance reimburses an eligible traveler for incidental expenses incurred after a 12-hour or greater trip delay. Eligible expenses can include lodging, meals, toiletries, medication, and necessary personal items.

Eligible Losses and Coverage Limits

The following types of losses are eligible covered losses :

Inclement weather preventing a traveler from beginning a trip or continuing on a trip
Terrorism or hijacking
A common carrier’s equipment failure (documented)
Lost/stolen travel documents, such as passports

You could receive up to $300 per trip with a limit of 2 claims per card, per 12-month period. Coverage is secondary to any other applicable coverage including reimbursement by the airline.

Loss exclusions include prepaid expenses, losses that were known to the public or the traveler prior to the trip, and intentional acts by the covered traveler. Access the card’s Guide to Benefits for more details on loss exclusions under trip delay coverage.

You’ll have 60 days from the date of the loss to file a claim. You can do so by calling 844-933-0648 or the number on the back of your card to be directed to the claims department.

You’ll then have 180 days to submit the required documentation, which can include a statement from the common carrier validating the delay, receipts, your card statement showing the trip charge, and other requested supporting information.

Bottom Line: The Amex Gold card comes with trip delay insurance that provides up to $300 per trip for eligible expenses incurred after a 12-hour or greater delay due to a covered loss.

Baggage Insurance Plan

To be eligible for baggage insurance, pay for your common carrier ticket entirely with your Amex Gold card and/or associated rewards. Trips paid for, in full or in part, with non-American Express rewards such as airline loyalty programs are not eligible.

You, your spouse or domestic partner, children under 23, and certain dependent handicapped children are covered for baggage insurance as long as the trip is paid for in full with your card and/or associated rewards.

Lost, damaged, or stolen baggage is covered, except in the event of war, government confiscation, or acts arising out of customer actions, for the following coverage limits.

High-risk items such as jewelry, gold, silver, platinum, electronics, furs, and sporting equipment, are limited to $250 per item maximum, per trip.

Certain items are not covered under baggage insurance — here is a condensed list of those items:

Credit cards, cash, securities, or money equivalents (such as money orders or gift cards)
Travel documents, tickets, passports, or visas
Plants, animals, or food
Glasses, contact lenses, hearing aids, prosthetic devices, and prescription or non-prescription drugs
Property shipped prior to departure

You’ll have 30 days from the date of the loss to file a claim. To file a claim, you can go online or call 800-228-6855 within the U.S. To call from outside of the U.S., call 303-273-6498 collect.

You’ll then have 60 days to submit supporting documentation including a list of items lost, receipts, a statement showing the trip was purchased with the card or associated rewards, and common carrier reports.

Please note that we have abbreviated coverage descriptions and all terms and conditions are not spelled out in their entirety. You’ll want to access the benefits guide for full information.

Bottom Line: You and certain family members are covered for baggage insurance of up to $1,250 per person when traveling with a common carrier. You’ll need to pay for your entire trip with your card or rewards associated with your card for coverage to be valid.

Travel Accident Insurance

Travel accident insurance that comes with the Amex Gold card pays a benefit in the unlikely event of accidental death or dismemberment of the primary card member, additional card member, spouse or domestic partner, or children under the age of 23.

The trip must be paid for with the Amex Gold card and/or associated Membership Rewards points (Pay With Points).

The coverage pays a benefit for death or severe injury suffered as a result of riding in, boarding, exiting from, or being struck by a common carrier.

The benefit paid is based on a table provided and can be up to $100,000.

While not travel insurance specifically, these additional benefits can provide assistance when planning a trip or if an unexpected event should disrupt your trip.

Emergency Travel Assistance

The Amex Global Assist Hotline provides important 24/7 assistance when traveling more than 100 miles from home. Receive help finding medical, legal, and translation referrals as well as assistance securing emergency transportation.

In addition, you could receive help securing a replacement passport or finding missing luggage.

You can reach the Global Assist Hotline at 800-333-2639. Outside the U.S., call 715-343-7977.

Actual services provided by third parties that incur costs are the responsibility of the cardholder.

Services are also not available in areas such as Cuba, Iran, Syria, North Korea, or the Crimea region.

No Foreign Transaction Fees

You’ll want to include the Amex Gold card during your next trip, as the card does not charge foreign transaction fees ( rates & fees ).

Additional Travel Benefits

Receive help planning your trip with Insider Fares via AmexTravel.com, upgrade your flights with points , American Express Travel Insurance , onsite benefits at The Hotel Collection , Amex Offers , and more.

While the Amex Gold card comes with several valuable travel insurance benefits, you would not select the card for this specific reason. The card shines when it comes to earning on select everyday purchases, for purchasing airline tickets, and its flexible travel redemption options. Those should be key reasons for selecting the card.

The fact that there are travel insurance benefits that come complimentary with the card is just one more reason to consider the card.

If having premium travel insurance benefits is a priority for you, you might consider the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card , The Platinum Card ® from American Express , the Chase Sapphire Reserve ® , or the Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card , all of which offer some of the best travel insurance benefits.

You can read about more credit cards with travel insurance in our article on this specific topic.

For the car rental collision damage coverage benefit of the American Express Gold Card, car rental loss and damage insurance can provide coverage up to $50,000 for theft of or damage to most rental vehicles when you use your eligible card to reserve and pay for the entire eligible vehicle rental and decline the collision damage waiver or similar option offered by the Commercial Car Rental Company. This product provides secondary coverage and does not include liability coverage. Not all vehicle types or rentals are covered. Geographic restrictions apply. Eligibility and benefit level varies by card. Terms, conditions and limitations apply. Visit americanexpress.com/benefitsguide for more details. Underwritten by AMEX Assurance Company. Car rental loss or damage coverage is offered through American Express Travel Related Services Company, Inc. For the trip delay insurance benefit of the American Express Gold Card, up to $300 per covered trip that is delayed for more than 12 hours; and 2 claims per eligible card per 12 consecutive month period. Eligibility and benefit level varies by card. Terms, conditions and limitations apply. Visit americanexpress.com/benefitsguide for more details. Underwritten by New Hampshire Insurance Company, an AIG Company. For the baggage insurance plan benefit of the American Express Gold Card, baggage insurance plan coverage can be in effect for eligible persons for eligible lost, damaged, or stolen baggage during their travel on a common carrier (e.g. plane, train, ship, or bus) when the entire fare for a common carrier vehicle ticket for the trip (one-way or round-trip) is charged to an eligible account. Coverage can be provided for up to $1,250 for carry-on baggage and up to $500 for checked baggage, in excess of coverage provided by the common carrier (e.g. plane, train, ship, or bus). For New York State residents, there is a $10,000 aggregate maximum limit for all covered persons per covered trip. Eligibility and benefit level varies by card. Terms, conditions and limitations apply. Visit americanexpress.com/benefitsguide for more details. Underwritten by AMEX Assurance Company. For the global assist hotline benefit of the American Express Gold Card, you can rely on the Global Assist Hotline 24 hours a day / 7 days a week for medical, legal, financial or other select emergency coordination and assistance services while traveling more than 100 miles away from your home. Third-party service costs may be your responsibility. Eligibility and benefit level varies by card. Terms, conditions and limitations apply. Visit americanexpress.com/benefitsguide for more details. Card members may be responsible for the costs charged by third-party service providers.

The information regarding the Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card was independently collected by Upgraded Points and not provided nor reviewed by the issuer.

For rates and fees of the American Express ® Gold Card, click here . For rates and fees of The Platinum Card ® from American Express, click here .

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the amex gold card have travel insurance benefits.

While the list of travel insurance benefits on the Amex Gold card is not extensive, you will find coverage such as secondary car rental insurance, the option to purchase Premium Protection car rental insurance, trip delay, baggage insurance, a Global Assist Hotline, and travel accident insurance.

Does the Amex Gold card have trip interruption or trip cancellation insurance?

No. The Amex Gold card does not offer trip interruption or trip cancellation insurance. The card does come with trip delay insurance.

Does the Amex Gold card charge foreign transaction fees?

No. You will not be charged foreign transaction fees when using the Amex Gold card for foreign purchases ( rates & fees) .

Does the Amex Gold card cover lost luggage?

Yes, the Amex Gold card can cover lost, stolen, or damaged luggage. The coverage is secondary to any coverage or reimbursement received by the airline or other applicable insurance.

Does the Amex Gold card have good car rental insurance?

The Amex Gold card comes with secondary car rental insurance, which means that you must first file a claim with any other applicable insurance before card coverage kicks in. You will have the option, however, to purchase Premium Protection for one low rate that covers the entire rental period, up to 42 days.

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AMEX Travel Insurance Singapore Review: Platinum Card, KrisFlyer Card (2022)

If you’re an American Express credit card user, not only are you a relatively rare breed, but you might also already have used the famous free Amex travel insurance. (Technically, Amex travel insurance is actually Chubb travel insurance.)

So, why is Amex providing travel insurance? Well, these days, you don’t even have to approach an insurance company to buy a plan. You can get it instead from the nearest bank or credit card company. It’s like getting toys from HMV or a bicycle from Carrefour.

Back to AMEX’s travel insurance. It was previously known as American Express My VoyageGuard. That’s quite a mouthful, so it’s a good thing they’ve since decided to adopt a much simpler name—AMEX My Travel Insurance.

Buying travel insurance through your credit card company sounds extremely convenient, but what’s really in that plan, and is it adequate for your needs? Let’s have a look.

AMEX Travel Insurance: Summary
AMEX Chubb Travel Insurance Coverage
AMEX Travel Insurance Covid-19
AMEX Platinum Travel Insurance
AMEX KrisFlyer Travel Insurance
AMEX Travel Insurance: Extreme Sports
AMEX Travel Insurance Promotion
AMEX Travel Insurance Claim Review
Should I buy AMEX Travel Insurance?

1. AMEX Travel Insurance Summary

AMEX My Travel Insurance comes in two iterations:

AMEX My Travel Insurance Annual Multi-Trip – Gives you coverage for an entire year regardless of the number of trips you make, for up to 90 days per trip.
AMEX My Travel Insurance Single Trip – Gives you coverage for one single trip of up to 90 days.

Furthermore, each plans has three tiers:

Note that these travel insurance plans are paid. If you are getting the travel insurance for free through your credit card, your insurance plan will come with less benefits than the paid version. We’ll talk about that later.

2. AMEX Chubb Travel Insurance Coverage

Here’s a quick summary of the three tiers of My Travel Insurance that can be purchased through AMEX.

Compared to DBS’s travel insurance (also by Chubb), AMEX’s is relatively generous thanks to its high coverage amounts for medical expenses.

It’s not as generous as Citibank’s in terms of coverage amounts, though. What’s more, while DBS offers coverage for outdoor adventure activities, Citibank does not.

3. AMEX Travel Insurance Covid-19 Coverage

AMEX’s travel insurance automatically includes Covid-19 cover. Here’s a summary of Covid-19 benefits and coverage:

In comparison, DBS’s travel insurance offers Covid-19 coverage but Citibank’s travel insurance does not.

4. AMEX Platinum Travel Insurance

If you book your originating and return trip using the AMEX Platinum Card, you will automatically be covered by free travel insurance, as well as your spouse and dependant children travelling with you.

Here’s what the free plan gets you:

The Platinum Card’s free travel insurance coverage is not too bad compared to DBS’s complimentary travel insurance, which only gives you up to $150 for travel delays and $500 for trip cancellation.

Meanwhile, Citibank’s only gives you $500 for trip cancellation and $40,000 for medical expenses.

5. AMEX KrisFlyer Travel Insurance

The blue AMEX KrisFlyer Credit Card also entitles you to free travel insurance when you charge you return trip to the card.

Here’s what you get:

As you can see, the Platinum Card’s complimentary travel insurance is shockingly bare bones, with coverage extending only to travel inconveniences and personal accident.

There’s no mention of overseas medical expense coverage.

This plan underperforms woefully compared to DBS and Citibank’s complimentary travel insurance.

6. AMEX Travel Insurance: Extreme Sports & Outdoor Adventure

When it comes to AMEX’s paid My Travel Insurance plans, extreme sports are not expressly excluded so long as you are not taking part in training in any speed contest or racing (other than on foot), or any professional competition or sports.

So, don’t try to be clever and enter drag races or something. Other than that, other sporting activities are not excluded, so you should be covered for expenses arising from them.

AMEX’s free travel insurance plans are completely silent on the subject of recreational or leisure activities.

In the absence of any exclusions, that means that you should be receiving coverage for expenses incurred while doing any sporting or leisure activities like scuba diving,

7. AMEX Travel Insurance Promotion

Use the promo code TRAVELNOW and get a discount on your AMEX travel insurance policies purchased online.

American Express Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Ascend Credit Card

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New American Express cardholder can get S$300 eCapitaVouchers AND up to 17,000 KrisFlyer miles (enough to redeem a Return Trip to Bali*)
Existing cardholders can get up to 24,000 KrisFlyer Miles . T&Cs apply .

Key Features

1.2 KrisFlyer miles = S$1 for all eligible card spend

2 KrisFlyer miles = S$1 in foreign currency spent overseas in June & December with no cap

2 KrisFlyer miles = S$1 for eligible purchases made on singaporeair.com, SingaporeAir mobile app and KrisShop with no cap

3.2 KrisFlyer miles = S$1 for eligible Grab Singapore transactions, capped at S$200 per month

Complimentary one night stay at particpating Hilton properties and 4 complimentary access each year to any participating SATS Premier Lounge in Singapore and Plaza Premium Lounge around the world.

Receive 5,000 KrisFlyer miles upon first spend on card, applicable for first-time American Express Singapore Airlines Credit Card applicants only

Spend S$15,000 or more on eligible purchases on singaporeair.com within the qualifying period to be rewarded with a Double KrisFlyer Miles Accrual Voucher

Spend S$15,000 or more on eligible purchases on singaporeair.com within first 12 months of Card approval and get an accelerated upgrade to KrisFlyer Elite Gold Membership

Up to S$1 million Travel Inconvenience & Travel Accident Benefits

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8. AMEX Travel Insurance Claim Review

This is all hearsay on the internet, but there have been some complaints of people getting their travel insurance claims denied because the insurer was very stringent about technicalities. Not saying that will happen to you, but tread with caution

Chubb Travel Insurance Emergency hotline: Call the Chubb Assistance emergency hotline at +65 6836 2922

AMEX Travel Insurance hotline : 6299 0922 (9am to 5pm, Mondays to Fridays)

Online claims: Submit claims and supporting documents online through Chubb’s online portal . Alternatively, download the claims form PDF and email with documents to [email protected] .

AMEX Travel Insurance Claim Settlement Time : You’ll get an acknowledgement within 3 days.

Even though you buy this travel insurance from American Express channels, every aspect of the after-sales support is taken care of by Chubb Insurance.

Chubb has a very good international reputation for its emergency assistance, which is reassuring if your idea of a good time is trying to cheat death.

9. Should I buy AMEX Travel Insurance?

If you have the Amex Platinum Card, you can get okay complimentary travel insurance coverage by booking your trip on the card. However, the blue Amex KrisFlyer Credit Card’s free travel insurance coverage leaves much to be desired, so we would suggest not relying on this plan unless you like living life on the edge.

The paid AMEX My Travel Insurance plans, however, are actually decent and quite reasonably priced compared to competitors like DBS or Citibank.

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Best Credit Cards With Complimentary Travel Insurance Coverage (2024)

Several credit cards offer complimentary travel insurance. That is, on the condition that you charge your full flight fares to them. Which of them have the best travel insurance coverage and complement your everyday lifestyle? We analyse it in further detail below.

Citi PremierMiles Card Travel Insurance

Citi PremierMiles Card

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AMEX Credit Card Travel Insurance

American Express Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Credit Card

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American Express Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer Ascend Credit Card

New American Express cardholder can get S$300 eCapitaVouchers AND up to 17,000 KrisFlyer miles (enough to redeem a Return Trip to Bali*)
Existing cardholders can get up to 24,000 KrisFlyer Miles . T&Cs apply .

CIMB Visa Signature Travel Insurance

CIMB Visa Signature

CIMB Visa Infinite

Dbs altitude travel insurance.

DBS Altitude Visa Signature Card

DBS Vantage Visa Infinite Card

Uob prvi miles travel insurance.

UOB PRVI VISA Miles Card

[LUCKY DRAW] Stand a chance to win 54,000 Air Miles (worth a Round-Trip to Tokyo for 1) OR an Apple 11-inch iPad Pro WiFi, 256GB (worth S$1,499) OR an Apple Watch Series 9 GPS, 41mm (worth S$604.50) when you apply and meet the relevant spend criteria. T&Cs apply . PLUS g et up to 50,000 miles from UOB when you spend a min. of S$1,000 on your new UOB PRVI credit card for 2 consecutive months from your card approval date, payable first-year annual fee and SMS registration required. T&Cs apply .

UOB PRVI MASTERCARD Miles Card

UOB PRVI Miles American Express Card

Dcs cashback card travel insurance.

DCS CASHBACK Card

Ocbc 365 travel insurance.

OCBC 365 Credit Card

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Frequent Asked Questions

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What’s covered by credit card travel accident and emergency evacuation insurance?

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Editor’s note: This post has been updated with new information and offers.

Many perks available from your credit cards are well-known and well-utilized. However, benefits such as trip cancellation insurance , delayed baggage insurance , lost baggage insurance , and trip delay protection can quite literally save the day and justify paying an annual fee.

Today, we’ll explain a couple of lesser-known benefits that you hopefully won’t have to use but, if needed, can protect you from extreme financial hardship and ensure your family and loved ones are provided for if something happens to you. You can easily find the coverage and terms of any protection your credit card offers by doing a quick web search for the card’s updated benefits guide.

Travel accident insurance

Often called common carrier insurance , this is a policy that pays in case of death, losing eyesight or losing a limb(s) while on a plane, train, ship or bus licensed to carry passengers and available to the public. A few cards also have travel accident insurance that offers protection for the entire duration of a trip (up to 31 days long) but pays out less than the common carrier insurance policies. To be eligible, you typically have to pay for the entire fare with the credit card.

Different credit cards have different payment tables for how much your beneficiary would receive in case of death, losing one limb, losing two limbs, losing sight in one eye or becoming legally blind. Coverage is also typically extended to authorized users on the account, spouses, domestic partners, and dependent children of the cardholder on trips paid for with the card.

By default, the beneficiaries in order of precedence are spouse, then children, then estate. You can submit a letter to the card issuer to establish another beneficiary.

Emergency evacuation insurance

In the past, when traveling to remote destinations like the Maldives and Fiji, I bought third-party emergency medical evacuation insurance , not realizing the cards I already had would have covered me. There are a few crucial aspects of emergency evacuation insurance offered by credit cards that you need to understand and follow so you don’t compound your medical situation with the stress of financial hardship:

Everything must be approved and coordinated through a benefits administrator. This is who you or your companions should call when things first start looking like you’ll need assistance. Nothing that you decide to pay for on your own will be reimbursed.
Evacuation does not mean repatriation. You won’t be evacuated back to the U.S. if you’re far overseas. Most policies state you’ll be moved to the nearest medical facility capable of proper care.
Preexisting conditions may lead to your request for evacuation at the credit card provider’s expense being denied. Read your credit card’s full terms and benefits guide to see which exclude these conditions and the credit card’s definition of a pre-existing condition.
The coverage is only for the cost of evacuation and medical care during transportation. You still need medical insurance to pay the doctors and staff who provide you care once you’re back on the ground.
Some cards have country exclusions, so don’t expect to head into Syria or Afghanistan and rely on your credit card benefits administrator to get you to a hospital.

To get all the relevant information, make sure you download and read the entire section of the benefits guide pertaining to these coverages. Here are a few cards offering travel accident and/or emergency evacuation insurance.

Related: The best credit cards with travel insurance

The Platinum Card® from American Express

The Amex Platinum card removed travel accident insurance in 2020. However, the card still offers one of the most generous emergency evacuation insurance of any card. There’s no cost cap and benefits are extended to immediate family and children under 23 (or under 26 if enrolled full-time in school). Best of all, you don’t even have to use the card to pay for the trip.

You must be on a trip less than 90 days in length and at least 100 miles away from your residence. A Premium Global Assist (PGA) administrator must coordinate everything to not incur any cost. The benefit will also pay economy airfare for a minor under 16 to be returned home if left unattended, pay for an escort to accompany that minor if required to get them home, and get a family member to the place of treatment if hospitalization of more than 10 consecutive days is expected.*

Other American Express cards offer access to the Premium Global Assist Hotline. However, anything they coordinate will be at your expense. Make sure you read your Amex card’s benefits guide carefully.

For more details, see our full review of the Amex Platinum .

Related: Your complete guide to Amex travel protections

*Eligibility and benefit level varies by card. Terms, conditions and limitations apply. Visit americanexpress.com/benefitsguide for details. If approved and coordinated by Premium Global Assist Hotline, emergency medical transportation assistance may be provided at no cost. In any other circumstance, cardmembers are responsible for the costs charged by third-party service providers.

Apply here: Amex Platinum

Chase Sapphire Reserve® and Chase Sapphire Preferred® Cards

The Chase Sapphire Reserve offers two different travel accident insurance benefits : common carrier travel accident insurance and 24-hour travel accident insurance. The former applies while riding as a passenger in, entering or exiting any common carrier. The latter applies any time during your trip — but you cannot be paid out on both the common carrier and 24-hour policies.

If you use your Chase Ultimate Rewards points to book your trip, you are covered under the card’s benefits.

People eligible for coverage include “you, your spouse, your spouse’s or domestic partner’s children, including adopted children or stepchildren; legal guardians or wards; siblings or siblings-in-law; parents or parents-in-law; grandparents or grandchildren; aunts or uncles; nieces or nephews.” Chase pays up to $1,000,000 for a common carrier loss and up to $100,000 for a 24-hour policy loss based on the following table:

Some interesting exclusions with Chase that would prevent a payout include the insured person participating in a motorized vehicular race or speed contest, the insured person participating in any professional sporting activity for which they received a salary or prize money or if the insured person traveling or flying on any aircraft engaged in flight on a rocket-propelled or rocket-launched aircraft.

The Chase Sapphire Reserve also offers emergency evacuation insurance. If at least a portion of your or an immediate family member’s trip was paid for with the card, you’re eligible for up to $100,000 in emergency medical evacuation. Your covered trip must be between five and 60 days and be at least 100 miles from your residence. If you are hospitalized for more than eight days, the benefits administrator can arrange for a relative or friend to fly round-trip in economy class to your location. You can also be reimbursed for the cost of an economy ticket home if your original ticket cannot be used. In a worst-case situation, the benefit also pays up to $1,000 to repatriate your remains.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card offers the same travel accident insurance as the Reserve, except with lower payouts on the common carrier policy. The benefits pay up to $500,000 for a common carrier loss and up to $100,000 for a 24-hour policy loss based on the following table:

For more details, see our full reviews of the Chase Sapphire Reserve and Chase Sapphire Preferred .

Related: Your guide to Chase’s trip insurance coverage

Apply here: Chase Sapphire Reserve and Chase Sapphire Preferred

United Club Infinite Card

The top-tier United Club Infinite Card offers both travel accident insurance and emergency evacuation insurance. The travel accident insurance benefits pay up to $500,000 for a common carrier loss.

The card also carries the same benefit as the Chase Sapphire Reserve for emergency evacuation coverage, with up to $100,000 of coverage provided for evacuation.

For more details, see our full review of the United Club Infinite Card .

Apply here: United Club Infinite

Bottom line

We hope none of us perfectly ever have to worry about either of these policies, but it’s nice to have peace of mind if you or your family need emergency assistance. This reassurance is just one more reason to ensure one of these cards is always in your wallet when traveling. The benefit guides of all cards are updated regularly, so make sure you don’t toss them in the trash when updates show up in the mail and read the online guides for the latest terms and conditions.

Additional reporting by Emily Thompson and Stella Shon.

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Annual credit
Global Entry/TSA PreCheck
Elite status
3% bonus categories
1.5% vs. 2%

No foreign transaction fees

Cellphone insurance

Trip protection benefits

Mastercard benefits
Wells Fargo Autograph Journey℠ Visa® Card

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Capital one venture x rewards credit card.

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Score up to $600 in free travel, automatic discounts, and cellphone insurance with 2 new Expedia credit cards

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Both cards come with cellphone insurance and earn 3% on Expedia travel, gas, dining, and groceries.
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Introduction to Expedia and One Key

Expedia and Wells Fargo just launched two new travel credit cards on the Mastercard network: the One Key Card and the One Key+ Card . In addition to generous perks and benefits, both cards offer welcome bonuses worth at least $400 in free travel credit.

What is One Key?

Expedia is best known as one of the largest online travel agencies (OTA) in the world and also owns Hotels.com and Vrbo. The One Key loyalty program, launched in summer 2023, combines customer activity across all three brands so members can earn travel credit, free upgrades, and automatic discounts on travel booked through Expedia.

The One Key cards aren't the travel giant's first foray into the world of credit cards. The no-annual-fee One Key Card replaces the former Hotels.com credit card which is no longer available to new applicants. Current Hotels.com cardholders can continue using their cards until September 2024, when the existing card will be product-changed to the One Key Card.

What you should know about the One Key Expedia credit cards

I evaluated the One Key Card and the One Key+ Card by comparing them against the best travel rewards credit cards . The benefits are fairly standard amongst popular travel cards — not because their offerings are mediocre, but because the market for travel cards is so competitive.

That being said, both cards are great options if you're a traveler who values simplicity. If you regularly book flights, hotels, rental cars, or excursions through Expedia, Vrbo, or Hotels.com, consider one of these two cards for significant annual savings.

At first blush, the One Key Card and the One Key+ Card seem nearly identical, down to their names. Here's what you should know about their similarities and differences, as well as our winner in each category.

Earn 3% in OneKeyCash on Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo (up to 9% on Expedia and Hotels.com when booking VIP Access properties and up to 5% on Vrbo when combined with One Key benefits). Earn 3% in OneKeyCash at gas stations, grocery stores, and on dining. Earn 1.5% in OneKeyCash on all other purchases.

20.24%, 25.24%, or 29.99%

Earn $400 in OneKeyCash

Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No annual fee
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Earn 3x on Expedia brands, gas, groceries, and dining
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Automatic One Key Silver elite status
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. Cellphone insurance
Check mark icon A check mark. It indicates a confirmation of your intended interaction. No foreign transaction fees
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No annual fee vs. $99

The One Key Card doesn't have an annual fee, making it a good option for travelers who avoid credit cards with associated cost.

The higher-tier One Key+ Card offers more benefits for $99 a year, including a $100 annual OneKeyCash credit, which effectively negates the cost of holding the card.

Winner: Either card, depending on your individual needs. The One Key+ Card is best for people who travel at least once a year, and the One Key Card is best for infrequent travelers who value no-cost benefits when they leave home.

$400 or $600 in OneKeyCash

Both cards earn OneKeyCash , Expedia's rewards currency for its eponymous loyalty program. OneKeyCash can be earned and used for flights, hotels, vacation rentals, car rentals, and experiences booked through Expedia's three brands: Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo.

The One Key Card comes with a welcome offer, also called a sign-up bonus, of $400 in OneKeyCash after spending $1,000 on purchases in the first three months.

Meanwhile, you can earn $600 in OneKeyCash after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first three months with the One Key+ Card.

These aren't the best credit card offers on the market, but they're easy to use, and generous relative to the spending requirement. Read our guide to the best current credit card sign-up bonuses to learn about more lucrative or versatile welcome offers.

Winner: One Key Card for low spending requirements relative to the bonus amount

$100 annual OneKeyCash credit

This benefit is only available on the One Key+ Card: Cardholders get $100 in OneKeyCash each year on their card anniversary.

Winner: One Key+ Card for yearly bonus that offsets the cost of the annual fee

Up to $100 statement credit for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck

This is another One Key+ Card-exclusive benefit: Pay for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck expedited airport security screening using this card, and get a statement credit of up to $100, which is enough to cover the cost of Global Entry. This benefit is available once every four years, in time for your next security renewal cycle.

Quite a few other travel cards offer this benefit — and some of the best Global Entry and TSA PreCheck credit cards even include credit for CLEAR® Plus.

Winner: One Key+ Card

Complimentary elite status and benefits

Both cards offer automatic elite status within Expedia's One Key loyalty program.

Cardholders of the One Key+ Card enjoy mid-tier Gold status, which earns 2x OneKeyCash on eligible stays through Expedia and Hotels.com, comes with complimentary upgrades and other perks when available, and offers member-exclusive discounts of 20% or higher on select hotels. They can earn top-tier Platinum status by spending $30,000 per calendar year on this card.

One Key cardholders get entry-level Silver elite status, which earns 50% more OneKeyCash on eligible stays and comes with member discounts of 15% or more. They can earn Gold status by spending $15,000 per calendar year on this card.

Winner: One Key+ Card for better status and benefits

3% OneKeyCash rewards on Expedia travel, gas, dining, and groceries

Both cards earn 3% on eligible purchases through Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo, as well as on gas, dining, and groceries. If you don't want to commit exclusively to Expedia rewards, consider alternative options among the best credit cards for gas purchases , the best credit cards for dining, restaurants, and food , and the best credit cards for buying groceries .

Winner: Tie

1.5% vs. 2% on other purchases

The One Key Card earns 1.5% back on purchases outside of the bonus categories above, while the One Key+ Card earns 2% back on all non-bonus transactions.

As with other reward categories mentioned above, OneKeyCash rewards aren't as flexible as straight cash back. If you value easy redemptions, you may like a flat-rate card from our guide to the best 2% cash-back credit cards . If you don't mind a little extra work, consider getting a good 5% cash-back credit card .

Winner: One Key+ Card for slightly higher returns per dollar spent

Neither card comes with any foreign transaction fees, which makes either option a great addition to your travel wallet. Credit cards with no foreign transaction fees can save you an average of 3% of your total purchase, which adds up quickly on international trips.

Up to $1,000 cellphone insurance with $25 deductible

Cellphone insurance is one of the most underrated benefits offered on select credit cards. Many of the best credit cards with cellphone protection are issued by Wells Fargo, which is one of the best issuers in this regard: Almost every Wells Fargo credit card comes with generous cellphone protection, even the ones with no annual fee.

You don't need to purchase your cellphone with these cards to be eligible for insurance. Instead, simply use the card to pay your full phone bill each month. You can submit up to two claims per calendar year, of up to $1,000 per claim, minus a $25 deductible. Eligible claims are reimbursed for the cost of a phone repair or replacement of equal or lesser value, minus the deductible, depending on the damage.

Winner: One Key Card for offering the same benefit as the One Key+ Card without charging an annual fee

The best credit cards with travel insurance can save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars when trips go awry. Expedia's One Key credit cards come with mid-tier protection, which can still be worthwhile if you don't have other insurance coverage available.

Common carrier travel accident insurance
Trip cancellation and interruption
Auto rental collision damage waiver

Winner: The One Key Card is the clear winner here, offering the same tiers of benefit coverage as the One Key+ Card without an annual fee

World Elite Mastercard benefits

Both cards include the following World Elite Mastercard built-in protections:

Advanced security features including Mastercard ID Theft Protection
Zero liability protection
Global services for emergency assistance

Compare Expedia credit cards to popular travel credit cards

Both Expedia cards are solid choices for casual travelers. But non-branded credit cards can be even better, since they don't lock you in to a single carrier or third-party travel provider. Here are some of our top alternative suggestions if you're considering a versatile travel option.

Wells Fargo Autograph Journey℠ Card

The Wells Fargo Autograph Journey℠ Card shares Wells Fargo as the common issuer with both One Key cards, which means Autograph Journey cardholders enjoy the same powerful cellphone insurance coverage mentioned above.

This card does have an annual fee of $95, but earns rewards at a better rate and with more flexibility than the One Key+ Card:

5 points per dollar on hotels
4 points per dollar on airlines
3 points per dollar on other travel and restaurants
1 points per dollar on other purchases

Cardholders also receive a $50 statement credit toward airfare every year with a $50 minimum airline purchase.

Wells Fargo Autograph Rewards are more valuable than OneKeyCash, with an average point value of 1.3 cents apiece by Business Insider's valuations vs. the flat rate of 1 cent apiece for OneKeyCash. Cardholders also have more redemption opportunities and earn the same or more points per dollar spent on all bonus categories other than gas and groceries.

Read our full Wells Fargo Autograph Journey credit card review .

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is our top choice on our guide to the best travel rewards credit cards.

This card earns Chase Ultimate Rewards® points , which are worth 1.8 cents apiece, on average, by Business Insider estimations. Cardholders earn 5x points on travel purchased through Chase Ultimate Rewards, and 2x points on all other travel purchases, including hotels. Rewards can be redeemed through the Chase Travel ℠ Portal at a value of 1.25 cents apiece, or transferred to airline and hotel partners such as Hyatt, Marriott, and IHG for even better rates.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card also offers some of the best travel insurance across all credit cards, so it's a good card to use for hotel bookings and airfare.

As with the Wells Fargo Autograph Journey℠ Card, the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card also offers a $50 annual statement credit for hotels booked through Chase Travel. This credit alone halves the effective cost of the card's $95 annual fee.

Read more in our Chase Sapphire Preferred card review .

If you travel enough to seriously consider a premium credit card, the Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card is the best one you can get on a budget. Cardholders earn 10x on hotels and car rentals booked through Capital One; 5x on flights through Capital One and tickets purchased through Capital One Entertainment purchases; and 2 miles per dollar on all other eligible purchases.

This card has a $395 annual fee ( rates and fees ) offset by the following benefits:

$300 annual travel credit that covers hotels, airfare, and car rentals booked through the Capital One Travel Portal
10,000-mile bonus each year on your card anniversary, worth at least $100 in travel
Airport lounge access to Priority Pass and Capital One lounges for yourself and up to four authorized users at no additional cost
A welcome bonus of 75,000 bonus miles when you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first three months from account opening

Capital One miles offer some of the most flexible redemptions. You can transfer rewards to more than a dozen hotel and airline partners, or book through Capital One at a flat rate. If you pay cash for flights and hotels through Capital One, you earn 10x miles on hotel purchases and 5x on flights. Finally, you can use your miles to "erase" eligible purchases on your statement credit.

If you travel frequently enough to consider premium airport benefits and don't mind booking through third-party travel vendors instead of chasing status with a single airline or hotel chain, this card can be a much more valuable alternative to the One Key+ Card.

Learn more in our Capital One Venture X Rewards credit card review .

Expedia One Key credit card vs. Expedia One Key+ credit card

Business Insider's experts compared the One Key Card and the One Key+ Card across several categories of merit:

Annual fee relative to benefit value — Does the credit card's benefits significantly outweigh the cost of its annual fee?
Welcome offer and ongoing rewards — Do new cardholders get a generous boost toward travel goals as a reward for signing up? Are the ongoing rewards earned from this card worth keeping it open beyond the first year?
Supplementary benefits and protections — Does this card offer purchase protection, travel insurance, or any other perks that make it worthwhile to choose this product over others in your wallet?

On all three fronts, we believe the no-annual-fee One Key Card is the clear winner for most people since many of the One Key+ Card's benefits are met or exceeded by other travel cards with annual fees.

Learn more about our methodology: How we rate credit cards .

Expedia credit card frequently asked questions

Expedia's One Key loyalty program launched in July 2023, and combines member activity across the company's three travel brands: Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo. Customers can earn OneKeyCash and trip elements for booking flights, hotels, vacation homes, car rentals, and excursions through any of these brands.

The One Key Card offers many of the same benefits as the One Key+ Card without charging an annual fee. Many of the One Key+ Card's best benefits can be found on other travel rewards credit cards with better reward rates or benefits.

The One Key Card and the One Key+ Card are "siblings", with similar benefits. The One Key+ Card has an annual fee of $99, while the One Key Card does not have an annual fee.

Wells Fargo issues the One Key Card and the One Key+ Card, which are both World Elite Mastercards, in partnership with Expedia.

The new One Key Card will replace the old Hotels.com credit card, which is no longer open to new applicants.

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Chase Sapphire Preferred Card review: A travel rewards powerhouse with a modest annual fee

While the Chase Preferred card lacks luxury travel perks like airport lounge access, its benefits and flexibility make it a top contender for those seeking a rewarding travel credit card.

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The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is one of the top travel credit cards on the market today — and for good reason. It offers valuable flexible travel points for a reasonable annual fee of $95.

Cardholders earn bonus points on travel, dining, online grocery purchases, and streaming services. You can use points to book travel through Chase or transfer them to airline and hotel partners for potentially greater value.

The card also comes with a generous sign-up bonus, a 25% bonus on travel booked through Chase, an annual $50 hotel credit, and a 10% anniversary point bonus, further boosting its value.

Fox Money Rating: 9.5/10

The Chase Sapphire Preferred is a steal for travelers who value high earning rates and flexible redemptions. While it may not offer the most luxurious perks, its well-rounded features and $95 annual fee make it a top contender in the travel card market.

Reasonable $95 annual fee
Lucrative sign-up bonus
High earning rates on restaurants, travel, and streaming services
Points transfer to airlines and hotels
Redeem rewards for 25% more via Chase Travel℠
Annual $50 hotel benefit
Get 10% bonus points on each card anniversary
No foreign transaction fees
High variable APR applies
Lacks luxury travel benefits like airport lounge access
Requires good to excellent credit

Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card key features and benefits

The Chase Sapphire Preferred has plenty working for it, including its rewards, travel perks, and ongoing benefits. Let's unpack everything this travel credit card has to offer.

One of the standout features of the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is its robust rewards program. As a cardholder, you'll earn:

5X points on travel booked through Chase (after the $50 annual hotel credit is earned)
5X points on Lyft rides (through March 31, 2025)
3X points on dining, including takeout and delivery
3X points on online grocery purchases (excluding Walmart, Target, and wholesale clubs)
3X points on select streaming services
2X points on other travel purchases
1X points on all other purchases

These bonus categories align with frequent travelers' spending habits, allowing you to rack up points on everyday expenses like dining out, streaming your favorite shows, and even getting around town with Lyft.

Sign-up bonus

New cardholders can earn a sign-up bonus of 60,000 points after spending $4,000 on purchases within the first three months of account opening. This isn’t as high as previous welcome offers, but it’s still a solid bonus and relatively easy to reach.

Thanks to the 25% bonus value offered by the card, this bonus is worth $600 when redeemed for cash back, statement credits, or gift cards. It can even be worth up to $750 when used to book travel through the Chase Travel portal.

Travel benefits

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card really shines when it comes to travel benefits. These benefits can provide peace of mind and save money when travel mishaps occur. As a cardholder, you'll enjoy:

Annual hotel credit: Each year, you'll receive a $50 credit to use on hotel stays booked through the Chase Travel portal.
Trip cancellation/interruption insurance: If your trip is canceled or cut short due to covered reasons, you can be reimbursed up to $10,000 per person and $20,000 per trip.
Trip delay reimbursement: If your travel is delayed more than 12 hours or requires an overnight stay, you can be reimbursed up to $500 per ticket for expenses like meals and lodging.
Baggage delay insurance: If your checked bag is delayed by more than six hours, you can be reimbursed up to $100 per day for up to five days for essential purchases like toiletries and clothing.
Lost luggage reimbursement: If the carrier damages or loses your checked or carry-on bags (or an immediate family member's bags), you're covered up to $3,000 per person per trip.
Primary rental car insurance: Decline the rental company's collision damage waiver, and you'll be covered for theft and collision damage on most rental cars in the U.S. and abroad.
Travel accident insurance: You're eligible for up to $500,000 in accidental death or dismemberment coverage if you pay for air, bus, train, or cruise tickets with your card.

Other perks

In addition to its travel benefits, the Chase Sapphire Preferred offers several other perks that add to its overall value:

10% anniversary point bonus: Each year on your account anniversary, you'll receive a 10% bonus on all the points you've earned in the previous 12 months. For example, if you earned 50,000 points, you'd get an extra 5,000 points added to your rewards balance.
DoorDash DashPass subscription: Enjoy a complimentary DoorDash DashPass subscription for a minimum of one year when you activate by Dec. 31, 2024. This subscription provides unlimited $0 delivery fees and reduced service fees on eligible orders.
Purchase protection: If an item you bought with your card is damaged or stolen within 120 days of purchase, you can be reimbursed up to $500 per claim and $50,000 per account.
Extended warranty protection: Eligible purchases with a warranty of three years or less may have that warranty extended by an additional year.

Redeeming Chase Sapphire Preferred rewards

One key benefit of this card is the flexibility offered by the Chase Ultimate Rewards program. You can redeem points for travel, cash back, statement credits, gift cards, or purchases through Amazon.com or PayPal.

Here’s a closer look at how you can redeem points for travel purchases.

How to book travel with the Chase Sapphire Preferred

You can book flights, hotels, rental cars, and more through the Chase Travel portal and get 1.25 cents per point in value. This 25% bonus can significantly stretch your rewards further.

You can also transfer your points at a 1:1 ratio to any of Chase's airline and hotel partners for potentially even greater value. Here’s a complete list of travel partners:

Airline partners

Aer Lingus AerClub
Air Canada Aeroplan
Air France-KLM Flying Blue
British Airways Executive Club
Emirates Skywards
Iberia Plus
JetBlue TrueBlue
Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer
Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards
United Airlines MileagePlus
Virgin Atlantic Flying Club

Hotel partners

IHG® Rewards Club
Marriott Bonvoy®
World of Hyatt®

Point values vary among Chase airline and hotel partners — anywhere from 0.7 cents per point to 2.6 cents per point. It's all about comparing transfer partners to find the right deal.

Let's use an example to highlight how a strategic travel redemption could work. Let's say you’re traveling to Aruba in late August and considering staying at the Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort Spa and Casino. You could pay the cash price of $454 per night or transfer 25,000 Chase points to Hyatt to make your booking instead.

If you transferred points to World of Hyatt, you'd be getting around 1.8 cents per point in value for the redemption. Instead of paying a $454 nightly rate, you’d effectively pay $250 by transferring rewards.

You could also book this hotel through the Chase portal and get 25% more value for each point redeemed. However, the same nightly rate would cost 36,320 points, so transferring your points to the partner may make more sense.

Chase Sapphire Preferred drawbacks

While there's plenty to love about the Chase Sapphire Preferred , there are some downsides to consider.

No luxury travel benefits

If you're looking for premium perks like airport lounge access, the Chase Sapphire Preferred might not be the best fit. It lacks some of the luxury benefits offered by higher-end travel cards.

However, premium travel cards also have much higher annual fees, so it's important to weigh the cost against the benefits you'd actually use.

If you want more premium perks, consider the Chase Sapphire Reserve®. This card also earns flexible points but offers 50% more value when redeeming rewards for travel through Chase. This card has a $550 annual fee but comes with a $300 annual travel credit and a Priority Pass Select airport lounge membership.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card carries a high variable APR. If you tend to carry a balance from month to month, the interest charges can negate the value of any rewards you earn. It's always best to pay your balance in full each month to avoid paying interest. If you need to carry a balance, you might be better off with a low-interest credit card.

Reward redemptions can be complex

While the Chase Sapphire Preferred offers a lot of redemption flexibility, the process can be complex, especially if you're new to travel rewards. Transferring points to airline and hotel partners can yield great value, but it also requires research and strategizing to get the best redemption rates. A cash back card might be a better choice if you prefer a simpler rewards program.

Is the Chase Sapphire Preferred right for you?

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® could be ideal for you in several scenarios. Consider getting this card if:

You travel frequently: If you take several trips per year, the Chase Sapphire Preferred can help you earn valuable rewards on your travel spending. Plus, the card's travel protections can save you money if something goes wrong on your trip.
You spend a lot on dining and travel: The card's bonus categories (3X points on dining and 2X points on travel) align well with many consumers' spending habits. If you spend a lot on dining out, flights, hotels, and other travel expenses, you can rack up points with this card.
You're comfortable using airline and hotel partners: One of the best ways to maximize the value of your points is by transferring them to airline and hotel loyalty programs. If you enjoy finding high-value redemptions, you'll love the Sapphire Preferred's flexibility. However, if you prefer a simpler rewards structure, you might get more value from a straightforward cash back or travel card.

Alternatives to the Chase Sapphire Preferred

Consider how this card compares to other mid-tier travel cards, including the Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card and the newly updated Citi Strata Premier Card.

Chase Sapphire Preferred vs. Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card

The Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card is another popular travel rewards card with a $95 annual fee. The Venture card earns 2X miles on all purchases, making it a great option to earn rewards without keeping track of bonus categories.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® card has a $50 annual hotel stay credit and a 10% anniversary point bonus, while the Venture Rewards card does not. The Preferred card also offers a wider range of travel protections.

Overall, both cards are solid choices for frequent travelers. The Capital One Venture may be better for people who want straightforward rewards and aren't interested in maximizing point value through transfer partners. The Sapphire Preferred is better for those who enjoy finding high-value redemptions and can take advantage of the card's bonus categories and travel protections.

Chase Sapphire Preferred vs. Citi Strata Premier℠ Card

The Citi Strata Premier℠ Card (formerly known as the Citi Premier Card) is another strong contender in the mid-tier card category. This card offers an impressive array of bonus categories, including hotels, car rentals, and air travel booked through Citi's travel portal, as well as at restaurants, supermarkets, and gas stations.

Like the Sapphire Preferred , the Citi Strata Premier lets you transfer points to airline and hotel partners. However, Citi's roster of transfer partners is more limited than Chase's. It also doesn’t offer a bonus when redeeming points for travel through its portal.

The Citi Strata Premier offers a $100 annual hotel savings benefit when you book a $500 or more stay through Citi's travel portal. The Sapphire Preferred offers a $50 annual hotel credit for bookings made through Chase. Both cards offer various travel and purchase protections.

Choosing between the Citi Strata Premier and the Chase Sapphire Preferred depends on which bonus categories and transfer partners suit your spending and travel habits.

If you spend a lot on gas, groceries, and Citi's 5X and 10X bonus categories, the Strata Premier will likely earn you more points. The Sapphire Preferred may be better if you spend more on non-bonus travel and can take advantage of Chase's transfer partners.

How the Chase Sapphire Preferred stacks up

How we rated this card .

Every credit card review we publish has undergone a rigorous editorial process to ensure accuracy and objectivity. Learn more about our methodology here .

Here are some of the factors that influenced this card’s overall score:

Rewards: The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card excels in its rewards structure, offering high earning rates across popular spending categories like travel and dining. The 25% bonus value when redeeming points for travel through Chase and the ability to transfer points to airline and hotel partners at a 1:1 ratio further boost the card's appeal.
Redemption flexibility: The card's redemption options are diverse and flexible, allowing cardholders to use their points for travel bookings, statement credits, gift cards, and more.
Benefits: The Chase Sapphire Preferred offers a suite of travel benefits, including travel insurance, an annual hotel credit, and a 10% anniversary rewards bonus. While it may not provide luxury perks like lounge access, the card's benefits are useful for most travelers.
Annual fee: The annual fee of $95 is reasonable, considering the card's rewards and benefits. It can be easily justified for frequent travelers and those who can maximize the card's bonus categories and perks.
Welcome bonus: The welcome bonus is solid, significantly boosting the cardholder's points balance. The spending requirement to earn the bonus is achievable for the card's target audience.
Rates & other fees: The Sapphire Preferred's main drawback is its high APR and lack of introductory 0% APR offers. But this is less of a concern for users who pay their balances in full each month and avoid interest charges.

The bottom line

The Chase Sapphire Preferred is easily among the most rewarding mid-tier travel cards. You can pay several hundred dollars per year more to access luxury travel benefits, but the Chase Sapphire Preferred® can be a better deal if you want to keep costs down.

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Discounts Ratings are based on the number of discounts a company offers in comparison to other insurers.

Ease of use Ratings are determined by our editorial team. Our “ease of use” category looks at factors such as website transparency and how easy it is to file a claim.

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Received fewer customer complaints than expected for auto insurance.
Lots of coverage options for auto insurance.
One of the largest insurance providers in the nation.
Customer satisfaction ratings are below average.
Rideshare insurance not available in all states.

Travelers earned 5 stars out of 5 for overall performance. NerdWallet’s ratings are determined by our editorial team. The scoring formula takes into account consumer experience, complaint data from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners and financial strength ratings.

Travelers is one of the most enduring and well-known names in insurance. It’s among the nation’s largest providers of auto insurance policies and is available in most states. If you’re looking to work with an agent and buy multiple products from one provider, Travelers might be a good fit.

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In our auto insurance reviews, our editorial team considers both the customer and the insurer. These are some of the factors we take into account:

Financial strength. We use A.M. Best ratings to confirm an insurer’s long-term financial stability and ability to pay claims. NerdWallet does not recommend companies with a rating lower than a B.

Complaints. These ratings are based on complaints to state regulators relative to a company’s size, according to three years’ worth of data from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. The best auto insurance companies have fewer than the expected number of complaints.

Ease of use. This category looks at how easily consumers can interact with an insurer through its mobile app and website. This includes how much coverage information is offered online, whether a user can start and track a claim online and get a quote and mobile app scores based on the Apple and Google Play store ratings.

Discounts. We look at both the kind of discounts a company offers and the total number of discounts available.

Where Travelers stands out

Accident forgiveness. Qualifying drivers can choose from two accident forgiveness plans if they want to avoid having their rate increase after an at-fault accident.

Coverage options. Travelers offers coverage that some insurers don’t, including gap insurance and premier new car replacement . Both of these coverage types come in handy if you total a relatively new vehicle.

Where Travelers falls short

Customer satisfaction . Although Travelers boasts few customer complaints, its customer satisfaction ratings are below average for both auto insurance shopping and claims, according to 2023 J.D. Power satisfaction studies.

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How much does Travelers car insurance cost?

Travelers car insurance costs $1,681 per year on average for full coverage insurance . That is almost $300 a year less than the average national annual rate of $1,982. Travelers’ rates are cheaper than most other companies we analyzed rates for, with only American Family , State Farm and USAA offering cheaper annual full coverage rates. Although USAA has cheaper rates on average than State Farm, it sells only to former and active military members and their families.

These rates are for a 35-year-old driver with a clean driving history and good credit with full coverage insurance. Our full coverage rates include liability, comprehensive, collision and any additional insurance a state requires a driver to have. These rates are averages, and your own price will depend on your driving history, car make and model, location and other factors.

For more information on Travelers car insurance rates, including rates after an at-fault accident or DUI, check out the drop down below.

If you’re looking for the cheapest auto insurance rates possible, you may want to buy the minimum car insurance needed to drive in your state. Read our cheap car insurance article to see average minimum car insurance rates by company and state.

How Traveler's rates compare

Your car insurance rate is determined by a variety of factors, including your driving record and credit history in most states. California, Hawaii, Massachusetts and Michigan don’t allow insurers to use credit when determining car insurance rates.

Here are Travelers’ average annual auto insurance rates compared to 2024 national averages for full coverage insurance and four driving profiles.

Travelers auto insurance coverage

When you're shopping for car insurance coverage, it's important to understand what car insurance coverage you want and what you’re required to buy. For instance, most states require a minimum amount of car insurance to drive a vehicle. Alternatively, if you want extra protection, you may be interested in full coverage insurance. Read about the most common types of car insurance coverage to see how they work.

Beyond the standard coverage, Travelers offers additional auto insurance options:

Gap insurance protects your auto lease or loan. If your car is totaled before it’s paid off or the lease is up, Travelers pays the difference between your loan’s balance and the car’s value when it’s totaled.

Rideshare insurance is available in Illinois and Colorado for people who drive for companies like Uber or Lyft. Rideshare insurance covers you from the moment you turn on the rideshare app up until you pick up a passenger, then your rideshare company’s insurance is in effect.

Premier New Car Replacement can benefit you if your car is totaled and is 5 years old or newer. This coverage pays to replace the car with a new one, once you pay any applicable deductibles, plus includes gap insurance to pay off any loan or lease balance when the car is totaled. If your car’s glass needs to be repaired, enrolling in this program means you could have a lower deductible.

Responsible Driver Plan forgives one accident and one minor violation over a specified period, so your rates won’t go up after a crash or ticket.

The Premier Responsible Driver Plan includes the above accident and violation forgiveness perks, as well as a decreasing deductible ($50 off for every six months accident-free, up to $500 off your deductible). If your car is totaled, your deductible is waived in this program.

Travelers also offers non-owner car insurance , which provides liability coverage for drivers who don’t own a car, but still regularly drive.

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Auto insurance discounts

Travelers offers many ways to save on your car insurance, including discounts for:

Having multiple policies through Travelers.

Insuring more than one vehicle.

Home ownership, even if your house or condo is insured with a different company.

Safe driving.

Having no gaps in coverage.

Owning or leasing a hybrid car.

Insuring vehicles less than 3 years old.

Paying electronically, upfront or on time.

New customers who get quotes before their current policies expire.

Drivers in high school or college who maintain a “B” average or better.

Students who are away at school.

Completing a driver training course.

Being a member of certain organizations.

First time shopping for auto insurance? Unsure of where to start? Check out our guide on how to shop for car insurance .

Pricing based on tracked driving habits

IntelliDrive uses an app to track your driving speed, the time of day, phone use, and braking and acceleration habits for 90 days. It’s available in 42 states and Washington, D.C. At renewal, you can get a discount of up to 30% for good driving.

Travelers also offers IntelliDrivePlus, which provides a rate at each renewal period based on driving behavior that’s tracked throughout your entire policy term. It’s only available in Arkansas, Nebraska and Ohio.

Your rates could go up if you have risky driving habits (except in certain states) for both programs.

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Complaints and customer satisfaction

Travelers had fewer than the expected number of complaints about auto insurance to state regulators relative to its size, according to three years’ worth of data from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

Travelers received an overall satisfaction score of 80 out of 100 from a pool of its customers in a NerdWallet survey conducted online in June and July 2023. To put that in perspective, the average score among seven insurers was 78, and the highest was 82.

However, Travelers ranked near the bottom of the pack for both shopping [0] J.D. Power . 2023 U.S. Insurance Shopping Study . View all sources and claims satisfaction [0] J.D. Power . 2023 U.S. Auto Insurance Claims Satisfaction Study . View all sources in J.D. Power’s 2023 auto insurance satisfaction studies.

More about Travelers auto insurance

Website: Travelers’ login portal lets you access all of your insurance information, pay bills, track claims and more. Elsewhere on the website, you can find an agent, get a quote and read advice on topics such as driving in icy conditions and preventing house fires.

App: You can pay bills, file a claim, call for roadside assistance and view policy documents with Travelers’ mobile app, available for iOS and Android.

Homeowners and renters insurance from Travelers

Travelers offers homeowners insurance with all of the standard coverage options, plus additional features you can buy. To learn more, see NerdWallet’s Travelers home insurance review .

The company also offers policies for those who don’t own their own homes. See our Travelers renters insurance review .

Other insurance from Travelers

Travelers offers these additional insurance policies:

Boat and yacht.

Commercial auto.

Wedding and event.

Travelers sells the following types of insurance through third parties:

Motorcycle, through Dairyland .

Pet, through ASPCA .

You can report a claim through the Travelers website or app, though the company recommends calling if anyone was injured in the accident or there’s significant property damage.

You can get a quote on the Travelers website, call the company directly or work with a local agent.

Yes, but only in Colorado and Illinois. For other options, see NerdWallet’s guide to rideshare insurance .

You can reach Travelers customer service 24/7 at 866-336-2077. Travelers also offers direct phone numbers to various departments depending on what you need help with, including help with roadside assistance, policy questions and technical issues.

Travelers offers auto insurance policies in all states except Alaska, Hawaii, West Virginia, Louisiana, Michigan, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming. Travelers also sells car insurance in Washington, D.C.

Yes, but only in Colorado and Illinois. For other options, see NerdWallet’s guide to

rideshare insurance

Methodology

Insurer complaints methodology

NerdWallet examined complaints received by state insurance regulators and reported to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners in 2021-2023. To assess how insurers compare to one another, the NAIC calculates a complaint index each year for each subsidiary, measuring its share of total complaints relative to its size, or share of total premiums in the industry. To evaluate a company’s complaint history, NerdWallet calculated a similar index for each insurer, weighted by market shares of each subsidiary, over the three-year period. NerdWallet conducts its data analysis and reaches conclusions independently and without the endorsement of the NAIC. Ratios are determined separately for auto, home (including renters and condo) and life insurance.

Auto insurance ratings methodology

NerdWallet’s auto insurance ratings reward companies for customer-first features and practices. Ratings are based on weighted averages of scores in several categories, including financial strength, consumer complaints and discounts. Our “ease of use” category looks at factors such as website transparency and how easy it is to file a claim. Using our editorial discretion, we also consider customer satisfaction surveys. These ratings are a guide, but we encourage you to shop around and compare several insurance quotes to find the best rate for you. NerdWallet does not receive compensation for any reviews. Read our editorial guidelines and full ratings methodology for auto insurance .

2024 auto insurance survey methodology

The opt-in survey of 7,514 adults age 18 and older was conducted online by Russell Research on behalf of NerdWallet in June and July 2023. Respondents were asked to rate one auto insurance brand they obtained or renewed a policy with within the past 12 months. These brands were rated on overall satisfaction, overall value, online experience, trustworthiness, mobile app experience, claims experience and customer support on a scale of 1-100.

Only brands with 100 or more qualifying respondents are reported. Of those respondents: 301 were State Farm customers, 300 were Progressive customers, 300 were Allstate customers, 300 were Geico customers, 140 were USAA customers, 125 were AAA customers, 105 were Liberty Mutual customers, 103 were American Family customers, 104 were Farmers customers, 104 were Travelers customers and 104 were Nationwide customers.

Average rates methodology

NerdWallet averaged rates based on public filings obtained by pricing analytics company Quadrant Information Services. We examined rates for men and women for all ZIP codes in any of the 50 states and Washington, D.C. Although it’s one of the largest insurers in the country, Liberty Mutual is not included in our rates analysis due to a lack of publicly available information.

In our analysis, “good drivers” had no moving violations on record; a “good driving” discount was included for this profile. Our “good” and “poor” credit rates are based on credit score approximations and do not account for proprietary scoring criteria used by insurance providers.

These are average rates, and your rate will vary based on your personal details, state and insurance provider.

Sample drivers had the following coverage limits:

$100,000 bodily injury liability coverage per person.

$300,000 bodily injury liability coverage per crash.

$50,000 property damage liability coverage per crash.

$100,000 uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage per person.

$300,000 uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage per crash.

Collision coverage with $1,000 deductible.Comprehensive coverage with $1,000 deductible.

We used the same assumptions for all other driver profiles, with the following exceptions:

We changed the credit tier from “good” to “poor” as reported to the insurer to see rates for drivers with poor credit. In states where credit isn’t taken into account, we only used rates for “good credit.”

For drivers with one at-fault crash, we added a single at-fault crash costing $10,000 in property damage.

For drivers with a DUI, we added a single drunken-driving violation.

We used a 2021 Toyota Camry L in all cases and assumed 12,000 annual miles driven. We analyzed rates for drivers of the following ages: 20, 30, 35, 40, 50, 60 and 70.

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