The cost of travel insurance ultimately depends on the type of protection you purchase for your trip. But it’s generally pretty inexpensive for the amount of coverage it provides. Below are types of protection plans and some of their starting costs.

Trip cancellation insurance starts at $14 and reimburses you for prepaid and non-refundable payments if your trip is canceled for any of the covered reasons mentioned above. It can also be upgraded to include trip interruptions.

The pandemic plus plan offers a wide range of coverage for unexpected interruptions or cancellations due to COVID. It also includes coverage for road closures caused by weather or natural disasters, such as:

Primary emergency accident coverage
Trip cancellation
Trip interruption coverage
Sickness coverage

Cruise travel insurance is a flexible, pre-existing plan that starts at $57 and includes $250 for itinerary changes. You have the option of increasing your baggage and travel delay coverage limits to $2,500 each for an additional cost. This includes delays related to COVID quarantine.

A multi-trip insurance plan may be good if you have multiple trips planned for the year. It’s an annual plan that starts at $81 and offers between $1,000 and $5,000 of trip cancellation coverage, plus a full list of other standard benefits. Upgrades include protection for:

Missed connections
Baggage travel delays
Rental vehicle damage³
Travel delays (including COVID quarantine)