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What Can You Do to Keep Up with Next-Gen Travelers?

Travel insurance, just like every industry across the globe, is evolving in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. As travelers look to get back to the skies and the roadways of the world in search of something to sate their pent-up desire for new experiences, a new generation is emerging. This new generation of…

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Travel insurance, just like every industry across the globe, is evolving in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As travelers look to get back to the skies and the roadways of the world in search of something to sate their pent-up desire for new experiences, a new generation is emerging.

This new generation of travelers has higher expectations for end-to-end experiences, health and well-being on the road, seamless and frictionless processes, and more, and that means the travel insurance industry will have to answer the call to evolve.

To learn more, MarketScale invited Yonder Travel Insurance Operations and Marketing Manager Beckah Morris to share a few front-line insights from the industry and provide a big-picture look at the state of travel as 2021’s summer months prepare to draw to a close.

Yonder aims to help Americans select the right protection for their unique scenario and trip by providing unbiased advice, but also to help hungry and vulnerable children around the world by donating meals for a child for a week for each purchase.

Morris also dove into a few helpful considerations for travelers looking to book time away during the rise of COVID-19’s Delta variant, which is causing outbreaks and hospitalizations, particularly among the unvaccinated, across the world.

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