Since 1996, one of the companies Insurance Services of America (ISA) proudly represents is Seven Corners (originally called Specialty Risk International). The following is an article that they have written, regarding Schengen Visas. We have many clients that require travel insurance in order to obtain the Visa. Find out more, here! Read More »
Most of us have at least a few travel aficionados on our holiday gift list. Finding unique, thoughtful, travel-related gifts can be difficult, but we’ve compiled some suggestions for you!
Whether you’ve vowed to make 2017 the year you finally get active, or if you’ve been a lifelong sports enthusiast, we are happy to announce a new travel medical plan specifically designed for sports-related travel—even extreme sports are included in the coverage options. So go ahead, schedule your trip to Everest, then call Insurance Services of America for a free quote for the Dogtag® plan.
The Dogtag plan, named for the personalized stainless steel dog tag necklace you’ll receive when you enroll, offers four levels of coverage:
You may or may not have heard about the recent tragedy involving an American woman who was traveling solo in Turkey. A couple of weeks ago, there was a press release stating that she had gone missing. She was in Turkey to pursue her photography hobby. Just this past Saturday, it was sadly discovered that she had passed away while traveling by herself.
You can read an article about this here>>
Now with all of this being released to the public, the idea of women traveling solo is under fire. As to every argument, there are two sides. The one side says that women traveling alone is “risky and downright foolish”. The other states, “That is coming from ignorant people who don’t know the joy and the amazing experience that can be had traveling abroad solo or otherwise.”
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By: Maile Keone
Sweating and getting your heart pumping on vacation is an amazing opportunity, but it can take special preparation to make it a success. My job requires me to travel, so I’m naturally very particular about my leisure travel planning. I enjoy traveling for a fitness or athletic event because it creates an experience you wouldn’t ordinarily have in that destination. Taking a trip for a fitness or athletic event is different in many ways than a regular getaway, so I’ll share a few of the things I do to make fitness travel great. Read More »
By Maureen Jenkins, Special to CNN
Those of us who love travel know it can be a life changer. Since making resolutions is de rigueur this time of year, why not resolve to take steps that lead to adventurous and memorable trips all year long?
Consider these eight resolutions for 2013:
Don’t be confused, the title of this article is not “How to Get Your School To Pay For Your Next Vacation.” If you have a desire to go to Italy, then present your school the value of history, cultural, geography, language arts and science of your trip. The value of experiencing Italy (or any country or destination) cannot be replicated in a classroom. Climbing the steps of Rome’s Colosseum or finding hidden gems such as Civita di Bagnoregio or the Valley of the Temples is an invaluable educational experience. Read More »
Vacation is not an excuse to take a day off from your P90X workout, but you might find your hotel room doesn’t have enough room or a DVD player. Well check out Even Hotels, the new chain from the InterContinental Hotel Group, where the guest rooms are designed with enough floor space for visitors to work out in them and include coat racks that double as pull-up bars, exercise benches that are also luggage benches, yoga mats tucked in the dresser drawers and foam rollers.
Many hotels have more than a treadmill in their gyms and you’ll find free weights, medicine balls, yoga mats and saunas in certain Weston, Kimpton and Sheraton hotels trying to lure the fitness conscience traveler. Can’t wait until you arrive at the hotel, then plan your itinerary though the DFW, SFO or Indianapolis airports where you can borrow running shoes, iPods and join a Yoga session between flights.
You might not need trip delay insurance as long as you can squeeze in a good sweat between your next flight. Read more about what hotels and airports fitness amenities online at http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/05/travel/easing-the-pain-of-workouts-on-the-road.html?emc=tnt&tntemail0=y