Author: Damian Tysdal
Damian Tysdal is the founder of CoverTrip and a licensed travel insurance agent since 2006. He believes travel insurance should be easier to understand, and started the first travel insurance blog in 2006.Recent Posts
The New Border Rules (and a Secret Shortcut Home)
17 September
Does travel insurance cover prescription drugs?
13 September
13 December 2013
Tips for Insuring Wellness Travel
If waking to birds chirping and being handed a glass of green detox juice on your...
6 December 2013
5 Insurance Tips for Safer Ski and Snowboard Trips
It’s ski and snowboard season across the U.S. and as travelers make their holiday and ski...
29 November 2013
7 Tips for Insuring Domestic Trips versus International
We all know international travel is very different from domestic trips, but what does it take...
22 November 2013
6 Tips for Traveling with Cancer
Traveling is the one thing on most people’s bucket lists, and when someone is told they...
14 November 2013
USA Travel Guide: 6 Things to Know Before Visiting the United States
US Travel Tips for Foreign Visitors The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), commonly referred...
8 November 2013
Traveler Recommendations in Light of the New FAA Rules for In-flight Electronics
On October 31st, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that airline passengers will soon be able...
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...
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...