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Travel Insurance Market Research by Region (North America,

2025 – Pristine Market Insights, a leading market research firm, announced the release of its latest and comprehensive market research report on Travel Insurance market. The report spans over 500 pages and delivers 10-year market forecast in US dollars (or custom currencies upon request). It provides in-depth analysis of market dynamics (drivers, opportunities, restraints), PESTLE insights, latest industry trends, and demand factors. The report includes segmented market value, share (%), compound annual growth rate (CAGR), and year-on-year growth projections, along with regional forecasts for the next decade. Key market insights for leading countries are covered & detailed profiles of the top 20+ companies are included, with additional profiles available upon request.
The travel insurance market is witnessing steady growth due to the rising global tourism and increased awareness of travel-related risks. In 2024, the global travel insurance market was valued at over USD 21 billion and is projected to continue expanding, driven by the surge in international leisure and business trips. Enhanced consumer understanding of travel disruption, medical emergencies abroad, and trip cancellations is fueling demand. Additionally, the increasing popularity of adventure tourism and remote work-related travel boosts market participation from both individuals and corporates seeking specialized coverage and policy flexibility.
The growth of the travel insurance market is largely driven by the growing number of outbound travelers and evolving risks associated with global travel. According to recent data, over 1.4 billion international tourist arrivals were recorded in the last year, highlighting the need for robust protection plans. Increasing demand for comprehensive travel protection-including trip interruption, medical evacuation, and loss of personal belongings-is spurring product innovation. Additionally, stricter visa requirements and rising medical costs abroad are making travel insurance not only a precaution but a necessity for travelers across demographics.
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One of the key trends shaping the travel insurance market is the rise in digital platforms offering seamless policy purchase and claims processing. Nearly 65% of travel insurance policies are now bought online, reflecting a strong shift towards mobile-first user behavior. Insurtech companies are leveraging AI and big data to personalize coverage, improve customer engagement, and automate claims. Furthermore, API integrations with travel booking websites allow real-time underwriting and cross-selling, making insurance part of the booking journey and expanding accessibility to a broader range of consumers.
Another emerging trend is the introduction of flexible, usage-based insurance products tailored for frequent travelers and digital nomads. Subscription-based travel insurance plans, offering global coverage on-demand, are gaining traction among younger demographics. In 2024, approximately 28% of travel insurance policyholders opted for multi-trip annual plans. Additionally, there is increasing integration of pandemic-related clauses and mental health coverage into policies, addressing post-COVID traveler concerns. Providers are also enhancing coverage for adventure activities and offering add-ons for climate-disruption-related travel delays.
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The travel insurance market presents strong opportunities for providers to expand into emerging economies and cater to underinsured segments. Asia-Pacific, with a growing middle-class and increasing disposable income, is projected to experience the highest CAGR through 2035. Digital distribution channels and partnerships with online travel agencies (OTAs) can help insurers capture new customer bases. Innovations such as customizable policies, localized language support, and smartphone claim filing are expected to boost user engagement. Insurers that invest in travel ecosystem integration will gain early-mover advantages in underserved regional markets.
However, the market faces several challenges, including regulatory inconsistencies across countries, which hinder global policy standardization. Another pressing issue is the low insurance penetration among budget travelers, with over 45% of travelers from developing countries still opting to travel without coverage. High claim rejection rates, lack of transparency in policy terms, and customer distrust also pose barriers. Furthermore, competition from new entrants and insurtech firms has intensified pricing pressure, prompting established players to reassess underwriting models while maintaining profitability and service quality.
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Recent innovations in the travel insurance market include AI-powered chatbots for instant claim support, blockchain-based smart contracts for policy transparency, and geolocation-triggered emergency assistance features. In 2024, over 35% of major insurers introduced mobile-first services for instant policy issuance and claims tracking. Some providers now offer embedded insurance options within digital wallets and airline apps, simplifying access for users. Others have adopted predictive analytics to assess traveler risk profiles in real-time, enabling dynamic pricing and underwriting. These tech-driven advancements are transforming consumer expectations and reshaping competitive strategies in the market.
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Martin Lewis issues warning to anyone who has booked a holiday abroad | Lifestyle

Martin Lewis has issued an urgent warning to anyone who has booked a holiday abroad this year.
The financial guru has urged people to make sure they get travel insurance as soon as they book and not wait until the day before they travel.
“Travel insurance is not just to cover while you are away,” he warned during his Martin Lewis Money Show Live on Tuesday (4 March).
“It is also important to cover you if something stops before you go.
“Get it as soon as you book. If you don’t have it and it’s already booked, do it now.”
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Venus Williams Reveals She Returned to Tennis Over Health Insurance

Venus Williams has claimed that her return to tennis, after 16 months away from the sport, was because she needed the health insurance.
“I had to come back for the insurance,” she said in an on-court interview following her Mubadala Citi D.C. Open victory against Peyton Stearns in Washington on Tuesday.
“They informed me this year that I’m on COBRA, so it’s like, I got to get my benefits on,” she said, giggling to interviewer Rennae Stubbs, which prompted a chorus of laughter from those watching in the stands.
Williams’ victory made her the oldest woman to win a WTA singles match since 2004, when Martina Navratilova, aged 47, triumphed at Wimbledon.
Why It Matters
Williams confession sheds light on the brutal reality of healthcare costs in America at present. If a professional athlete and a celebrity, with a multi-million net worth, says she needs to continue playing her sport to secure access to health coverage—even if it may have been somewhat tongue in cheek—it begs the question of how those without such hefty assets can possibly afford to pay their medical bills.
In a KFF study this year, six in ten Americans were found to be somewhat worried about affording health care services or paying unexpected medical bills for themselves and their families.
This was a significantly larger proportion than those who were concerned about affording housing costs, transportation expenses, utilities and food for their families.
Nick Wass/AP
What To Know
“I’m always at the doctor, so I need this insurance,” Williams said after her victory.
In 2023, during a Wimbledon match, Williams badly injured her knee, and she previously shared how challenging her recovery was.
She battled through the pain to play in that year’s U.S. Open, but was eliminated early, and then took some time out to recover. She also reportedly had to undergo surgery last year to treat uterine fibroids.
The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) enables Americans to continue receiving health benefits, provided by their group health plan, for limited periods of time under certain circumstances.
These circumstances might include voluntary or involuntary job loss, a reduction in hours worked, transition between jobs, death, divorce and other life events.
In some cases, individuals may receive benefits for 36 months, but if their working hours were reduced, or job terminated, they can only receive COBRA benefits for 18 months.
Venus Williams after becoming the oldest WTA match winner since 2004:
“I had to come back for the insurance, because they informed me this year that I’m on cobra. So it’s like, I got to get my benefits on” 😭😭😭😭
— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) July 23, 2025
At the age of 45, Williams would not be able to qualify for Medicare—the federal health program available to those over the age of 65.
Given her $95 million net worth, generated via significant income from tournaments and sponsorships, despite her not having a fixed monthly income, she would also not qualify for Medicaid—the federal health program for Americans with limited income and resources.
Williams entered the Citi Open on a wild card, after not playing on the WTA Tour since March 2024. Nevertheless she still beat her opponent, Stearns—22 years her junior—6-3, 6-4.
What People Are Saying
Williams said after her victory: “I think I just attacked the whole time. It’s just trying to find the right balance between going too hard and not enough. It’s the same because this is what I do, but at the same time, it was imperative for me to do it. Now I don’t have to do this, but I have the same fire and the same want to win. In some ways, I’m still getting back into that. When you do it every day, everything is natural. Not as natural feeling now, but I hope I can get back to that.”
She added: “I think it was a big win for me today. Like I said, it’s not easy. It won’t be easy. It’s not easy for anyone out here. So I know I’ll have to fight for every match, but I’m up for that.”
What Happens Next
Williams had already secured a victory on Monday during a doubles match with her partner Hailey Baptiste. She is set to play Magdalena Frech, the Polish fifth seed, in the singles on Thursday.
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Which banks offer free travel insurance for customers?

If you do not have appropriate insurance before you travel, you could be liable for emergency expenses, including medical treatment, which may cost thousands of pounds.
For example, breaking your leg in Spain could end up costing you over £25,000, according to official government guidance.
Slightly steep, isn’t it? Well, if you don’t want your holiday ruined, then you will definitely want to set about getting some travel insurance.
Luckily, a lot of banks offer that.
Whether your next trip abroad involves seeing the sights 👀 relaxing on the beach 🏖️ or extreme sports ⛷️ follow @FCDOtravelGovUK‘s advice and check that your travel insurance covers you.
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— Heathrow Airport (@HeathrowAirport) July 20, 2025
What your travel insurance should cover
Check whether your policy covers:
- the full length of your trip (many policies have a maximum trip length and/or an annual limit on how much time in total you can spend outside the UK)
- treatment in state or private hospitals (emergency treatment and hospital bills can be enormously expensive)
- emergency transport, such as an ambulance: this is often charged separately to other medical expenses and emergency travel home on medical grounds can be very expensive
- pre-existing medical conditions: declare existing conditions or pending treatment or tests so that you are covered if there are related complications during your trip; failing to declare something may invalidate your travel insurance
- all activities you may undertake on holiday, such as sports or adventure tourism (you may need specialist insurance or an add-on for some activities)
- all the places you intend to visit, even if only in transit, in case anyone needs emergency treatment in a transit country
- repatriation costs if you or a family member die abroad
- getting home after medical treatment if you cannot use your original ticket
- reasonable costs for a family member or friend to stay with you, or travel out to accompany you home if required
The banks that offer travel insurance:
Nationwide:
The FlexPlus account comes with worldwide family travel insurance from Aviva.
NatWest:
Offers travel insurance with their Platinum and Black accounts, covering families (you, your partner, and dependent children). Their Silver account covers only the primary account holder and any joint account holders.
HSBC:
The Premier Bank Account includes worldwide travel insurance from Aviva.
Lloyds Bank:
The Platinum account provides worldwide family travel insurance, AA breakdown cover, and mobile phone insurance for a monthly fee.
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Monzo:
Offers travel insurance as part of their Max account, which can also include family cover.
The Co-operative Bank:
The Everyday Extra account includes winter sports cover, personal accident cover, and emergency medical expenses, with no excess on claims.
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