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Travel Insurance Requirements
Travel medical insurance is required for all participants joining an A Solo Woman Traveling tour.
Your policy must include coverage for:
• Emergency medical treatment
• Emergency medical evacuation
• Repatriation
Proof of travel insurance must be at least 45 days before your trip, or within one week of booking (whichever comes later).
You are responsible for selecting and purchasing a policy that meets your individual needs. Coverage, exclusions, reimbursement amounts, and claim decisions vary by provider and policy.
While I may recommend travel insurance providers and may earn a commission if you purchase through an affiliate link, I do not sell insurance, administer policies, process claims, determine coverage, or influence claim decisions.
Before purchasing any policy, carefully review the policy documents, including coverage limits, exclusions, cancellation benefits, and any “Cancel For Any Reason” provisions. Questions regarding coverage should be directed to the insurance provider.
All tour cancellation requests are subject to the A Solo Woman Traveling Terms & Conditions.
Any reimbursement, claim approval, denial, or partial payment is determined solely by the insurance provider according to the terms of your policy.
Our cancellation policies apply regardless of whether an insurance claim is approved, denied, partially reimbursed, or still under review.
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