Frequent travelers may save by purchasing an annual policy instead of insuring each vacation separately.

Multi-trip coverage can make sense for frequent travelers, but there are important limits to understand first.

Suppose you're a frequent domestic or international traveler. In that case, you may wonder if an annual travel insurance plan is a smart idea to keep a vacation from becoming a financial catastrophe.

If you're taking a major vacation this year, buying a travel insurance policy is simple enough. But if your calendar is packed with multiple trips, insuring each one separately can get expensive fast.

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