Annual travel insurance costs vary widely based on key factors:
Older travelers generally pay more because insurers view age as a higher health risk. Premiums generally climb slowly with age.
Higher benefit limits like more emergency medical or evacuation coverage will push the cost up. But this usually isn’t as large a factor as age or plan type.
Plans with a lower deductible usually come with a higher premium, since the insurer pays more out of pocket when you make a claim.

Annual plans that allow longer trips per journey tend to cost more, as extended travel increases the risk exposure.
Premiums may be higher for coverage that includes countries with expensive healthcare, such as the U.S., due to increased medical costs.
Here’s a snapshot of common annual travel insurance plan costs available through American Visitor Insurance:
| Plan | Max Coverage | Deductible | Trip Duration | Typical Annual Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlas Multi-Trip Insurance WorldTrips | $1,000,000 | $250 | 30 days | About $257 |
| Patriot Multi-Trip Insurance IMG | $1,000,000 | $250 | 30 days | About $328 |
| Plan | Max Coverage | Deductible | Trip Duration | Typical Annual Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voyager Annual Insurance TravelInsure | $50,000 | $0 | 90 days | From $100 |
| Multi Trip Gold Insurance BCBS | $500,000 | $200 | 70 days | From $131 |
| Atlas Multi-Trip Insurance WorldTrips | $1,000,000 | $250 | 30 days | From $188 |
| Multi Trip Platinum Insurance BCBS | $1,000,000 | $100 | 70 days | From $184 |
| Patriot Multi-Trip Insurance IMG | $1,000,000 | $250 | 30 days | From $282 |
Source: American Visitor Insurance®
Age plays a key role in determining the price of annual travel insurance. As travelers get older, premiums generally rise because insurers factor in higher age-related health risks and the increased likelihood of medical claims. Younger travelers typically benefit from lower costs, while seniors may see a noticeable increase in pricing.
| Age Group | Example Average Annual Cost |
|---|---|
| 18 – 30 | $170 – $220 |
| 31 – 45 | $230 – $280 |
| 46 – 59 | $270 – $320 |
| 60 – 69 | $310 – $360 |
| 70+ | $340 – $420 |
Younger travelers generally pay less for annual travel insurance, while premiums increase with age due to higher medical risk and potential claim frequency.
The cost of annual travel insurance isn’t determined by age alone, the type of coverage you choose has a major impact on your premium. Most annual multi-trip plans are designed primarily around medical coverage, with added benefits for common travel issues like trip delays or lost baggage.
Some annual plans also include trip cancellation and interruption coverage, but these benefits usually come with annual caps, making them a secondary feature rather than the main focus of coverage.
| Coverage Type | Example Average Annual Cost |
|---|---|
| Medical Only | $300 – $350 |
| Comprehensive (Medical + Trip Cancellation) | $500 – $600 |
Annual plans that focus mainly on medical coverage are typically the most affordable. Adding trip cancellation and interruption benefits can increase the premium by 50–60%, even though these benefits usually have annual caps.
This example highlights how both age and coverage type significantly influence the overall cost of annual travel insurance.
To see exact pricing tailored to your age, destinations and travel style, use our compare annual travel insurance or speak to one of our licensed agents. A customized quote ensures you get the most accurate cost for your annual travel insurance plan.
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