Reportlinker Adds Travel Insurance and Assistance in Major Global Markets
NEW YORK, April 27, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
Travel Insurance and Assistance in Major Global Markets
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Finaccord's report titled Travel Insurance and Assistance in Major Global Markets is the first comprehensive study about the market for travel insurance and assistance in ten diverse countries - namely Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, India, Japan, Russia, South Africa, South Korea and the US - which between them account for just over 50% of both the world's population and its GDP. Also analyzed are the size, segmentation and dynamics of the underlying outbound travel markets in each country. Collectively, stand-alone international travel insurance and assistance across these ten markets is estimated by Finaccord to have been worth USD 5.79 billion in gross written premiums in 2010. In all but one of these countries, this sector is growing, and in some cases this expansion is rapid. These markets are also evolving quickly in terms of product design and distribution trends, with new channels emerging and partnerships changing on a regular basis. For this study, Finaccord's research program covered nearly 1,200 travel trade companies, including airlines, ferry / railway operators, online travel portals and student travel / gap-year specialists, as well as mainstream travel agents and tour operators, and 400 banks across the ten countries. The results of this detailed investigation are combined with other market data and interviews with travel insurance providers to produce the most comprehensive report ever published on the topic. You may be able to use this report and the accompanying PartnerBASE™ dataset in one or more of the following ways: - to compare the size, growth rates and future prospects of travel insurance and assistance markets across ten diverse geographies; - to understand the supply structure for travel insurance and assistance, including the operating models being used, the level of market concentration and the relative importance of national versus international providers; - to identify distribution opportunities, whether by channel or by specific partner; - to appreciate which markets offer the best long-term potential, which are already saturated with competitors, and what product or distribution innovations are occurring; - and to gain access to a single comprehensive source of information outlining the distribution arrangements for nearly 1,200 travel trade companies and 400 banks, which also identifies around 140 insurance and assistance partners and 95 ultimate underwriters.
Table of Contents
0 0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1
There is a positive correlation between national wealth and frequency of international travel 1
Across the ten countries investigated, stand-alone travel cover was worth around USD 5 79 billion in 2010 2
Globally, the travel trade itself is the main distribution channel for travel insurance policies 4
Banks are also significant as distributors of both stand-alone and packaged travel cover 6
Up to 2014, the travel insurance markets in China and South Korea are set to record the strongest growth 6
1 0 INTRODUCTION 7
Rationale 7
This report provides a detailed and consolidated analysis of several rapidly expanding markets 7
Methodology 7
Of the 1,184 travel trade entities included in the research, 878 are travel agents and tour operators 7
The report documents the provision of stand-alone travel cover by 400 banks 9
and draws on analysis of the travel insurance benefits packaged with over 5,600 banking products 9
Travel insurance and assistance: how it all fits together 11
The term 'travel insurance' can refer to protection from a heterogeneous range of risks 11
and assistance companies play a fundamental role in the global travel insurance industry 12
PartnerBASE™ 12
Finaccord 13
2 0 GLOBAL OVERVIEW 14
Introduction 14
Underlying foreign travel markets 14
Number of trips 14
Whilst the US is still the largest market in terms of the number of foreign trips 14
outbound tourist flows from China and other countries are growing rapidly 14
Canada has the highest number of foreign trips per capita 16
and Japan's stagnant travel market appears especially weak given the country's wealth 17
Purpose of trips 19
The split between business and leisure travel often reflects the stage of outbound development 19
and the volume of leisure travel in China is surging upward at 18 3% per annum 20
Markets for international travel insurance and assistance 22
Number of policies 22
Stand-alone policy volumes for both single-trip and annual cover are closely tied to trip numbers 22
although other types of financial products are causing Japan to buck this trend 23
Globally, the growth in the number of stand-alone annual travel policies is gathering pace 24
Value of gross written premiums 27
The combined value of these ten markets is an estimated USD 5 79 billion 27
with total US premiums continuing to increase at around 10 7% per annum 28
In real terms, the Chinese and Brazilian markets are growing the fastest 29
and the relative cost of a typical travel policy in Russia is very low by international standards 32
Travel trade distribution of international travel insurance and assistance 34
Travel trade provision of international travel insurance and assistance 34
All travel trade entities: in overall terms, Canada and Australia have the highest provision rates 34
Travel agents and tour operators: the most valuable type of travel trade partners 35
Student and gap-year travel agents: a relatively concentrated segment, but with high trip volumes 36
Online travel portals: their distribution role is linked to local demand for fully-independent travel 37
Airlines: the availability of insurance varies widely, and is completely absent in some markets 38
Automotive associations: travel policies are available from 100% of such entities in Australia 39
Railway operators: several offer international travel cover, even if they lack international services 40
Ferry operators: insurance is available from ferry companies in six of the ten countries 41
Operating models 42
The use of multiple insurance providers is most common in Brazil and India 42
Leading international underwriters 43
Of the 95 ultimate underwriters identified by the research, 14 are active in two or more countries 43
Partnership market concentrations 44
In terms of its travel trade's leading partners, South Africa has the most concentrated market 44
Bank distribution of stand-alone travel insurance and assistance 46
Australia, China and India exhibit the highest levels of bank provision of stand-alone policies 46
and the use of multiple or captive insurance partners is widespread in many countries 47
Packaged distribution with payment cards and bank accounts 48
Five types of travel policy are routinely packaged with banking products 48
but the frequency and configuration of these covers varies widely between countries 48
Other distribution channels 50
Direct internet sales are present everywhere, although with varying degrees of sophistication 50
and there are many other participants, from large retail chains to independent resellers 50
Forecasts for international travel insurance and assistance markets 51
China and India will continue to experience high growth in trip numbers, albeit for different reasons 51
and premiums from stand-alone travel policies sold in Japan are expected to decline 52
3 0 AUSTRALIA 54
Underlying foreign travel market 54
Australia's outbound travel market continues to thrive, driven by a strong holiday segment 54
and Indonesia, as a leading destination, appears to benefit from the current economic climate 55
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 56
In real terms, gross written premiums are increasing by around 5 1% annually 56
with annual travel policies continuing to challenge Australia's remote geographical position 56
Distribution channel overview 57
Travel trade distribution is strong and extends beyond the core types of travel trade entity 57
and all of the major retail banks are active distributors of travel policies 57
Travel trade distribution of international travel insurance and assistance 58
Overview of travel trade entities sampled 58
Travel trade provision of international travel insurance and assistance 59
Almost 90% of regular travel agents and tour operators in Australia offer travel insurance 59
but provision rates vary significantly between the different types of travel trade entity 59
Operating models 60
Multiple partner relationships account for just 10% of all travel trade provision 60
and the use of brokers is extremely limited in the Australian market 60
Competitor share of partnerships 61
Cover-More is the most prominent partner for travel trade entities 61
and the Australian market is dominated by three major underwriters 61
Bank distribution of stand-alone travel insurance and assistance 64
The bank distribution of insurance, including travel policies, is well-established in Australia 64
with some major retail banks making use of captive insurance partners 64
Packaged distribution with payment cards and bank accounts 66
Comprehensive travel insurance is a common feature on Australian credit cards 66
and can also be added to most ANZ current accounts as part of a suite of optional benefits 66
Other distribution channels 68
Direct selling via the internet is sophisticated, and online aggregators also have a role to play 68
Domestic travel and domestic travel insurance and assistance 68
Significance of domestic travel 68
The cost implications of long-haul flights create a very active market for domestic travel 68
Travel trade distribution of domestic travel insurance and assistance 68
Domestic policies are widely available from the Australian travel trade, but uptake remains marginal 68
Forecasts and future developments 70
Underlying foreign travel market 70
Growth in outbound travel is likely to remain strong, especially within the key holiday segment 70
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 71
The number of single trip policies is expected to reach 4 7 million by 2014 71
4 0 BRAZIL 72
Underlying foreign travel market 72
Brazil's traditionally unpredictable travel sector continues to enjoy reasonable growth 72
with trips to the US and Argentina accounting for around one third of all foreign travel 73
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 74
Assistance cards are affordable, easy to carry and straightforward to use abroad 74
but many Brazilians still travel without sufficient cover to meet the Schengen requirements 74
Distribution channel overview 75
Travel trade distribution accounts for the vast majority of assistance card sales 75
and, whilst stand-alone bank provision is limited, Brazil has a fairly active packaged market 75
Travel trade distribution of international travel insurance and assistance 76
Overview of travel trade entities sampled 76
Travel trade provision of international travel insurance and assistance 77
100 0% provision rates are seen across some core segments of Brazil's travel trade 77
whereas airlines do not typically offer travel insurance and assistance policies 77
Operating models 78
Single partnerships account for around 60% of all relationships identified by the research 78
and many individual travel agents offer several competing brands of insurance product 78
Competitor share of partnerships 79
MIC (Coris) and two other leading brands account for more than half of all partnerships 79
with Chubb Group emerging as the most prominent underwriter in this field 79
Bank distribution of stand-alone travel insurance and assistance 82
Apart from a few major organisations, relatively few Brazilian banks sell travel policies 82
and captive insurers account for more than half of all distribution partnerships in this area 82
Packaged distribution with payment cards and bank accounts 84
Whilst around 30% of payment card products feature comprehensive travel insurance and assistance 84
the provision of individual elements, such as travel accident insurance, is also significant 84
Other distribution channels 86
Direct selling and online purchasing are present in Brazil, but are not considered to be significant 86
Domestic travel and domestic travel insurance and assistance 86
Significance of domestic travel 86
Brazil's domestic travel market is vast, although opportunities for insurance may be limited 86
Travel trade distribution of domestic travel insurance and assistance 86
The provision rates for domestic cover are very high among Brazilian travel trade entities 86
Forecasts and future developments 88
Underlying foreign travel market 88
Cultural and educational tourism will continue to drive outbound growth over the next four years 88
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 89
Absolute growth in premiums is expected to be in the region of 15 4% per annum 89
5 0 CANADA 90
Underlying foreign travel market 90
Outbound travel continues to grow, with the number of overseas trips remaining especially buoyant 90
and the US still dominates as the leading foreign destination for Canadian residents 91
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 92
Premium revenues from Canada's diverse market are rising by an estimated 9 4% annually 92
with the high frequency of international trips driving growth in annual policy numbers 92
Distribution channel overview 93
The travel trade must compete with both the bank and retail distribution channels 93
whilst insurance advisors also play a key role, particularly for 'snowbird' travellers 93
Travel trade distribution of international travel insurance and assistance 94
Overview of travel trade entities sampled 94
Travel trade provision of international travel insurance and assistance 95
Provision rates among the Canadian travel trade are the highest of any country in the report 95
and all of the principal Canadian and US airlines offer international travel insurance 95
Operating models 96
Around 8% of all travel trade distribution involves the use of multiple partners 96
and the Canadian market also features captive partnerships and insurance brokers 96
Competitor share of partnerships 97
The top three competitors account for nearly 75% of all travel trade partnerships 97
with two insurance brokers also playing an active, albeit limited, role in the Canadian market 97
Bank distribution of stand-alone travel insurance and assistance 100
In a complex regulatory environment, bank provision of travel insurance remains strong 100
and more than 50% of banks, including all five major players, offer stand-alone travel policies 100
Packaged distribution with payment cards and bank accounts 103
Nearly half of all credit card products include comprehensive travel insurance 103
whereas the incidence of specific travel assistance and travel health covers is far lower 103
Other distribution channels 105
Travel insurance is available from many of Canada's leading retail conglomerates 105
Domestic travel and domestic travel insurance and assistance 105
Significance of domestic travel 105
With around 90 million trips being undertaken annually, out-of-province healthcare is a relevant concern 105
Travel trade distribution of domestic travel insurance and assistance 105
Some travel agents reportedly sell a fairly even mixture of domestic and international policies 105
Forecasts and future developments 107
Underlying foreign travel market 107
Finaccord expects the outbound holiday segment to grow by 7 8% annually over the next four years 107
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 108
The number of annual policies is expected to reach four million by 2014 108
6 0 CHINA 109
Underlying foreign travel market 109
The continuing deregulation of foreign travel is driving China's voracious outbound market 109
although the vast majority of international travellers still do not go very far away 110
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 111
Gross written premiums are now more than double what they were in 2006 111
with awareness and uptake of travel insurance constantly on the increase 111
Distribution channel overview 112
For structural and legislative reasons, acquiring insurance from the travel trade is a natural fit 112
although most major Chinese banks can also provide travel cover in a variety of ways 112
Travel trade distribution of international travel insurance and assistance 113
Overview of travel trade entities sampled 113
Travel trade provision of international travel insurance and assistance 114
Availability of individual policies from Chinese travel agents and airlines is markedly low 114
partly due to the compulsory group insurance required for operators of ADS tours 114
Operating models 115
The vast majority of all Chinese travel trade provision is constituted as single partnerships 115
and multiple partnerships rarely involve a choice of more than two providers 115
Competitor share of partnerships 116
There is local variation within the insurance partnerships of China's major travel agencies 116
and Chartis is the only foreign underwriter to display a significant presence in this market 116
Bank distribution of stand-alone travel insurance and assistance 119
Stand-alone travel policies are available from all of China's 'big four' retail banks 119
and it is common for banks to partner with several insurance providers 119
Packaged distribution with payment cards and bank accounts 122
In China, the most commonly packaged type of travel cover is travel accident insurance 122
but instances of added value accounts featuring travel benefits are extremely rare 122
Other distribution channels 124
Direct internet sales and the use of call centres is increasing rapidly 124
Domestic travel and domestic travel insurance and assistance 124
Significance of domestic travel 124
CNTA reports that there are around two billion domestic trips undertaken every year 124
Travel trade distribution of domestic travel insurance and assistance 124
The availability of domestic travel policies exceeds that of international cover 124
Forecasts and future developments 126
Underlying foreign travel market 126
The number of foreign trips will increase to around 90 million by 2014 126
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 127
Annual growth in both policy volumes and premium values is likely to rise above 20% 127
7 0 INDIA 128
Underlying foreign travel market 128
Growth in outbound holiday and leisure travel remains strong, supported by its key VFR segment 128
with short-haul destinations, including the Persian Gulf States, continuing to be popular 129
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 130
Gross written premiums are increasing by around 10 6% per annum in real terms 130
and India's travel insurance market is dominated by single-trip policies 130
Distribution channel overview 131
Travel trade distribution is very important, although provision rates are fairly weak 131
and most bank provision takes the form of stand-alone rather than packaged distribution 131
Travel trade distribution of international travel insurance and assistance 132
Overview of travel trade entities sampled 132
Travel trade provision of international travel insurance and assistance 133
In a country where most travel is booked face-to-face, insurance provision rates are still fairly low 133
and none of the major airlines appears to offer travel insurance to their customers 133
Operating models 134
A significant proportion of travel trade entities distribute policies on behalf of multiple insurers 134
although single partner relationships still account for more than 60% of provision by travel agents 134
Competitor share of partnerships 135
India's large, nationalised insurers play only a very small part in underwriting travel policies 135
whereas two private joint ventures account for nearly 50% of all partnerships between them 135
Bank distribution of stand-alone travel insurance and assistance 138
Bank provision of stand-alone travel insurance is very high in India 138
where the majority of nationalised banks partner with state-controlled general insurers 138
Packaged distribution with payment cards and bank accounts 141
The provision of packaged travel covers in India is very low by international standards 141
although policies exist across many types of payment card products, including debit and pre-paid 141
Other distribution channels 143
Direct online selling is widely supported, and policies can also be bought from kiosks within airports 143
Domestic travel and domestic travel insurance and assistance 143
Significance of domestic travel 143
India's vast domestic travel market accounts for more than 650 million trips annually 143
Travel trade distribution of domestic travel insurance and assistance 143
Domestic policies are available from the India's travel trade, although provision rates are low 143
Forecasts and future developments 145
Underlying foreign travel market 145
The number of outbound trips will continue to grow rapidly, driven by long-term economic development 145
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 146
The number of single trip policies is expected to reach 16 million by 2014 146
8 0 JAPAN 147
Underlying foreign travel market 147
Japan's fairly stagnant outbound market is recovering well following the economic downturn 147
and China is a key destination, especially for Japan's growing business travel segment 148
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 149
The decline in gross written premiums from stand-alone policies is partly due to a fall in travel 149
although competition from packaged policies is another key factor 149
Distribution channel overview 150
Travel trade distribution remains significant, although provision is weak in certain areas 150
and the packaging of travel policies with payment cards is an important channel in Japan 150
Travel trade distribution of international travel insurance and assistance 151
Overview of travel trade entities sampled 151
Travel trade provision of international travel insurance and assistance 152
Whilst the overall availability of insurance from the Japanese travel trade is fairly good 152
provision rates among online travel portals and airlines are noticeably weak 152
Operating models 153
Almost 30% of all travel trade provision of insurance in Japan involves multiple partners 153
and several of JTB's subsidiary travel companies offer policies from its joint venture insurer 153
Competitor share of partnerships 154
AIU Insurance Company and Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance are the two major players 154
but several other insurers, including a newly-formed joint venture, also play a highly visible role 154
Bank distribution of stand-alone travel insurance and assistance 157
Less than half of Japan's retail banks and payment card issuers sell stand-alone travel policies 157
although provision is very strong among the various Mizuho Financial Group subsidiaries 157
Packaged distribution with payment cards and bank accounts 160
Comprehensive travel policies are packaged more widely in Japan than in most other countries 160
and travel insurance benefits are often applied to multi-function payment card products 160
Other distribution channels 162
Direct selling via the internet is sophisticated, and retailers also play an active part 162
Domestic travel and domestic travel insurance and assistance 162
Significance of domestic travel 162
Japan has a strong domestic market, fuelled by cultural and activity-based travel 162
Travel trade distribution of domestic travel insurance and assistance 162
Domestic policies are available from most travel trade entities offering domestic travel services 162
Forecasts and future developments 164
Underlying foreign travel market 164
Growth in outbound trips will be only modest, and driven mainly by foreign business travel 164
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 165
Against a backdrop of general decline, the number of annual policies is expected to grow 165
9 0 RUSSIA 166
Underlying foreign travel market 166
The continued spread of foreign travel beyond Russia's wealthy elite drives growth in trip numbers 166
and visa-free destinations such as Turkey and Egypt remain popular with holidaymakers 167
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 168
More than half of the recent rise in gross written premiums can be attributed to high CPI inflation 168
whilst the importance of familiar CIS destinations has a limiting effect on demand for insurance 168
Distribution channel overview 169
Travel trade distribution is strengthened by Russians' tendency to book trips at very short notice 169
and most bank distribution takes the form of packaged covers, rather than stand-alone policies 169
Travel trade distribution of international travel insurance and assistance 170
Overview of travel trade entities sampled 170
Travel trade provision of international travel insurance and assistance 171
Provision rates vary wildly between the different types of travel trade entity 171
and long-distance rail tickets automatically include basic travel insurance 171
Operating models 172
83% of Russian travel trade entities collaborate with a single insurance provider 172
with Aeroflot and Russian Railways both making use of captive insurance partners 172
Competitor share of partnerships 173
Ingosstrakh accounts for nearly a fifth of all travel trade partnerships 173
but several other large insurers have relationships with a number of the biggest tour operators 173
Bank distribution of stand-alone travel insurance and assistance 177
Russian banks do not generally sell stand-alone travel insurance policies 177
although cover is available from Alfa Bank and Raiffeisen Bank, among others 177
Packaged distribution with payment cards and bank accounts 179
Most types of packaged cover are available, but only on a limited range of credit and debit cards 179
and Russian bank accounts themselves do not typically feature any insurance enhancements 179
Other distribution channels 181
Direct selling does exist, although further innovation is required to improve access to this channel 181
Domestic travel and domestic travel insurance and assistance 181
Significance of domestic travel 181
Domestic travel remains the only affordable option for many ordinary Russians 181
Travel trade distribution of domestic travel insurance and assistance 181
Provision and uptake of domestic insurance is very low, with the exception of those going skiing 181
Forecasts and future developments 183
Underlying foreign travel market 183
The annual number of outbound holiday trips is expected to reach 31 2 million by 2014 183
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 184
The number of single trip policies is expected to reach 14 5 million by 2014 184
10 0 SOUTH AFRICA 185
Underlying foreign travel market 185
Road travel to neighbouring countries is a key segment of South Africa's outbound market 185
whereas the most popular intercontinental destinations include the UK and the US 186
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 187
In real terms, gross written premiums are increasing by approximately 2 3% per annum 187
with annual or multi-trip policies accounting for around 12 0% of the market 187
Distribution channel overview 188
Travel trade distribution is important in South Africa, although provision rates are relatively weak 188
and, with two significant exceptions, stand-alone provision by retail banks is uncommon 188
Travel trade distribution of international travel insurance and assistance 189
Overview of travel trade entities sampled 189
Travel trade provision of international travel insurance and assistance 190
Provision rates amongst travel trade entities are fairly low by international standards 190
and less than 30% of airlines offer international travel insurance to South African residents 190
Operating models 191
Multiple partner relationships account for around 26% of all travel trade provision in South Africa 191
and travel agents are sometimes willing to bypass their formal partnerships, if requested 191
Competitor share of partnerships 192
South Africa's travel insurance market is highly concentrated 192
with three leading insurance providers accounting for almost 95% of all travel trade partnerships 192
Bank distribution of stand-alone travel insurance and assistance 194
Only half of South Africa's major retail banks offer stand-alone travel policies 194
and Absa Bank (Barclays Group) makes use of its captive insurance partner 194
Packaged distribution with payment cards and bank accounts 196
Around three quarters of South African credit card products include travel insurance benefits 196
whereas packaged bank accounts rely on other types of product enhancements 196
Other distribution channels 198
Mainstream retailers and direct online distribution play only a limited role 198
Domestic travel and domestic travel insurance and assistance 198
Significance of domestic travel 198
South Africa's domestic travel market and healthcare sector affect demand for domestic policies 198
Travel trade distribution of domestic travel insurance and assistance 198
and travel trade provision of domestic cover is weak compared to that of most other countries 198
Forecasts and future developments 200
Underlying foreign travel market 200
In spite of an increasingly international outlook, growth in foreign travel will remain fairly modest 200
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 201
The number of annual or multi-trip policies is forecast to grow at 9 9% per annum 201
11 0 SOUTH KOREA 202
Underlying foreign travel market 202
Only health pandemics and major recessions can keep South Korea's outbound market in check 202
but local travel to Asia-Pacific destinations, especially China, continues to dominate 203
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 204
In real terms, gross written premiums are increasing by around 6 8% annually 204
with independent travellers in particular becoming more aware of their insurance needs 204
Distribution channel overview 205
South Korea's travel trade is responsible for distributing the majority of policies 205
although travel cover is widely available from retail banks, among other types of organisation 205
Travel trade distribution of international travel insurance and assistance 206
Overview of travel trade entities sampled 206
Travel trade provision of international travel insurance and assistance 207
The provision of travel insurance is grossly uneven across South Korea's travel trade 207
and, in the case of packaged tours, the cost of cover is frequently included in the cost of the trip 207
Operating models 208
Single partnerships account for around 80% of all travel trade provision 208
and there is one instance of a captive underwriter (Lotte Insurance) being used 208
Competitor share of partnerships 209
ACE Insurance accounts for more than a third of all travel trade partnerships 209
whereas three other insurers enjoy relations with a number of key travel trade entities 209
Bank distribution of stand-alone travel insurance and assistance 212
All of South Korea's principal banking organisations distribute stand-alone cover 212
and one co-operative bank makes use of its captive insurance partner 212
Packaged distribution with payment cards and bank accounts 214
Travel accident cover is available on nearly half of all credit card products 214
but packaged bank accounts in South Korea do not generally feature travel insurance 214
Other distribution channels 216
Universities and other providers of overseas educational services are relevant to this market 216
Domestic travel and domestic travel insurance and assistance 216
Significance of domestic travel 216
Domestic tourism, especially to the islands, is relatively strong in South Korea 216
Travel trade distribution of domestic travel insurance and assistance 216
Domestic policies are available from the travel trade, but are not sold in particularly large numbers 216
Forecasts and future developments 218
Underlying foreign travel market 218
South Korea's tiger economy, and its foreign travel sector, will continue to expand rapidly 218
Market for international travel insurance and assistance 219
The number of single trip polici
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