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Travel insurance is a product focused on protecting policyholders against specified losses, accidents or other adverse events, which may occur before or during travel. Examples include trip cancellation/interruption, overseas medical expenses for injury or illness, theft of valuables, and baggage delay or damage. Many travel insurance policies also include the provision of emergency medical assistance services, such as call center operating 24 hours, seven days a week, and an international network of specialist health care providers. There are standard general exclusions and invalidations on most types of travel insurance policies (for example, self‑inflicted injury, acts of terrorism, non‑approved pre‑existing medical conditions, “dangerous” or extreme activities, and policyholders being under the influence of alcohol or drugs). Travel insurance is generally available in two forms: (i) as a single-trip insurance policy, which provides cover for a specific trip and is matched to the exact characteristic of the trip (e.g. number of travelling days and destination) and (ii) as an annual insurance policy, which covers multiple trips in a year. Travel insurance can be purchased from travel agents, travel suppliers (airlines, hotels, cruise lines, tour operators) a private insurance firm, insurance brokers, or online. The GWP in this report all refer to the Gross written premium from Travel Insurance. The characteristics of fine travel insurance unit of measurement as follow:
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