Author: Damian Tysdal
Damian Tysdal is the founder of CoverTrip, and is a licensed agent for travel insurance (MA 1883287). He believes travel insurance should be easier to understand, and started the first travel insurance blog in 2006.Recent Posts
A guide to booking separate tickets
6 December
5 tips to skip the holiday travel chaos
29 November
Turbulence facts every traveler should know
22 November
25 October 2013
8 Travel Safety Tips for Single Parents Going Abroad with the Kids
Single travelers, and especially single parent travelers, have been on the short end of the travel...
18 October 2013
10 Tips for a Safe Trip When She’s Pregnant
Whether you’re taking a babymoon at the beach or visiting relatives for the holidays, most pregnant...
11 October 2013
7 Tips for Business Travelers Buying Travel Insurance
During the economic recession of the last decade, business travel dropped significantly as corporate budgets tightened...
4 October 2013
9 Tips for Making Long Flights More Comfortable
Long flights are inherently risky - more risky than many travelers take into account. Boredom is...
27 September 2013
9 Tips for Safe Travel with Young Children
Travel can be a lot of fun, but most parents dread and even avoid traveling with...
20 September 2013
8 Steps to Prepare for Flu Season Travel
As millions of doses of this year’s influenza vaccine become available in the coming weeks, and...
18 September 2013
How does annual travel insurance work?
Annual travel insurance gives a traveler the same global coverage for a full year from the...
17 September 2013
How does travel insurance work?
Insurance has been around in some form for many centuries. There is documented evidence that Chinese...
17 September 2013
Why does travel insurance need the airline reimbursement for my lost bag?
When your travel insurance is third-party insurance and separate from the airline, you might wonder why...
13 September 2013
8 Steps to Prepare for Travel Abroad with a Mental Illness
International travel can be stressful for a range of reasons, but it’s important to recognize that...