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Quiz for choosing travel insurance

A ready-made template for agents: the traveler picks the destination and trip length, says who they're traveling with and what they plan to do, and chooses the coverage level they need.
Who it is for
Insurance agents, travel agencies, and visa services
When to use it
The policy is needed for a visa or a flight, and the decision is made in a single evening
What it does
Collects the trip details and separates active vacations from relaxed ones

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How it works

Travel insurance is bought at the last minute, for a visa or right before a flight, and whoever offers a clear option fastest wins. The quiz collects everything you need for a quote in a minute: destination, trip length, who's traveling, vacation plans, and desired coverage.

The key question is what the traveler plans to do. A relaxing vacation, sightseeing tours, skiing and surfing, extreme sports: these are different risks and different rates, and that's exactly where claim denials happen most often, because the person rode a motorcycle on a standard policy. By asking up front, you sell the right product and spare the client an unpleasant discovery in a hospital abroad.

The destination also affects price and requirements: some visas have a mandatory minimum coverage, and it's worth saying so directly in the result. The policy itself isn't issued or paid for through the quiz: the request goes to the agent and processing happens in your system. The document checklist included in the template is a good bonus in this business, because the person needs it right now.

FAQ
The template is free. You only pay for leads: 20 free leads when you sign up, no expiration, then from $0.20 per lead or unlimited from $19/month.
Active vacations and extreme sports are insured differently. This question prevents a situation where the client buys a basic policy and the incident isn't covered by it.
A ballpark, yes, with the calculator, based on trip length and coverage. The exact price comes from the insurer, so it's best to write "preliminary estimate" in the result.
No. The quiz collects the trip details and the client's contact info; issuing and payment happen in your system, your usual way.
The travelers' ages: rates differ for children and seniors, and without that question the estimate stays approximate.
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