Traveling across East Asia is a lot more relaxing with a safety net. Trip.com sells travel insurance alongside the flights, hotels and trains you may already be booking there, so you can compare plans in one place.
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What to look for in a travel insurance plan
- Trip cancellation and interruption — what is refunded if you have to cancel or cut the trip short, and for which reasons.
- Emergency medical expenses — check the coverage limit, and whether it applies in every country on your route.
- Baggage and personal effects — the limit per item and in total, and what proof you need.
- Activities — some plans exclude certain sports or activities. Read the exclusions before you book hiking, diving or skiing.
Before you buy
Plans, prices and coverage differ by country of residence, trip length and traveler age, so the plan page on Trip.com is the final word. Read the policy terms, especially the exclusions and the claims steps, and keep your booking confirmations and receipts. The coverage shown on this site is general guidance, not a quote.
Also useful: hotels, flights and eSIM plans on Trip.com.