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Summer is time for vacation. A lot of people travel abroad in order to see other countries, to restore their health. And that is why it’s very important to care for your medical insurance abroad. Travel insurance will help you to do it.

This type of medical insurance will cover all medical expenses incurred during your trip abroad regardless of the purpose of the trip (business or vacation). Note that OHIP (Other Provincial Health Insurance) plans do not cover such expenses. That is why travel insurance is very popular in different countries. And as an example I would like to tell you about this type of medical insurance in Canada and about one of the most popular companies 21st-Century Travel Insurance Limited that operates in this country.

So any traveler regardless of his/her status in Canada can benefit from travel insurance, which can provide up to $2,000,000 (!!!) accident/illness protection.

21st-Century Travel Insurance Limited offered travel insurance at different prices.

All children under age of 21 are included in the contract free of charge!!! And that is why the prices for families with children in this company will be substantially lower. To calculate the daily cost of insurance for the whole family, you should multiply the daily cost of insurance for the older parent by two, and then multiply the sum you’ve got by number of days, and you’ll get the total cost of insurance (no taxes).
Special pricing is also available for groups such as sport teams, clubs, etc. In this case you will be surprised by the prices.

For frequent travelers, the cost of insurance can be reduced by buying one-year insurance plan:

This plan will be useful for frequent business travelers, as well as for truck drivers, who cross the border repeatedly during the year. The insurance provides up to $2,000,000 protection for the following expenses that are not covered by OHIP within the United States:

- treatment for illness;
- treatment of toothache;
- costs of medications and lab tests;
- emergency hospitalization;
- transportation of vehicle of the insured back to Canada, in case he/she is returning by a plane;
- travel costs for family members to the hospital where the insured is undergoing treatment (if recommended by doctor);
- dental work and treatment for damages resulting from the accident.

according to www.totrov.com

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Yours sincerely,
AlexSandra

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