As a business traveler, look for a plan like Atlas MultiTrip that provides the convenience of a one-time payment and coverage for each of your trips, no matter how last-minute.

Depending on your business, you might also look into a policy that covers eligible costs for illness or injury, as well as evacuation protocols.

Other benefits to consider include:

• Political Evacuation: A $100,000 maximum is provided to cover eligible costs for transportation to the nearest safe country if your location is deemed unsafe by the U.S. government after you’ve arrived.
• Natural Disaster: If evacuations from forecasted or current natural disasters displace you from planned, paid lodging, Atlas MultiTrip can pay $250 a day for up to five days for replacement accommodations.
• Personal Liability: A $25,000 benefit is provided to offset eligible member expenses due to third-party injury, damage/loss of third-party property, or damage/loss of related third-party personal property. This benefit applies only to court-entered eligible judgments or approved settlements.

Yes. Atlas MultiTrip offers a family plan in which your spouse and dependents (under age 19) are covered for any trip where they accompany you.

_{*Spouses and/ or dependent child(ren) (under age 19) may be covered provided they also meet the requirements. U.S. citizens and residents are not eligible for coverage within the U.S., except as provided under and eligible benefit period.}

Atlas MultiTrip can help cover the cost of a one-way air or ground transportation ticket for you after a covered emergency medical evacuation, in case your house is severely damaged (destruction of more than 40%) by severe weather or a fire, or if an immediate family member passes away.

Although there's no way to fully prepare for accidents with lost checked luggage, you can receive up to $1,000 maximum coverage to replace your personal belongings.

Travel delays can also be an inconvenience, especially on a business trip. If you are delayed over 12 hours for a covered reason, Atlas MultiTrip can provide reimbursement for accommodations and meals. Covered reasons include a carrier delay, an organized labor strike, or stolen passports and travel documents (substantiated by a police report). Learn more about covered travel delays here.

Traveling to another country can expose you to illnesses you’re not prepared to fight off. Along with infectious diseases, there’s always a possibility of accidents resulting in serious injuries. Atlas MultiTrip can provide coverage for eligible medical expenses like hospital room and board, local ambulance, and emergency treatment or surgery for injuries.

In the event of a life or limb-threatening situation, Atlas MultiTrip provides an Emergency Medical Evacuation benefit to transport you from a local emergency facility to the nearest hospital that can provide the medically-necessary treatment.

Yes! Atlas MultiTrip offers Crisis Response coverage to help pay for costs affiliated with ransoms, personal belongings surrendered during a kidnapping, and an experienced crisis response team to negotiate your release. Check out the full terms and conditions here.

Political and social upheaval can change the security status of a country suddenly. Depending on the situation, you may receive benefits for expenses resulting from terrorism or political evacuation. Check out the full terms and conditions here.

Stay up-to-date with current travel advisories from the U.S. Department of State. 

If you sustain injuries related to covered acts of terrorism in a country or location that has not been under a level 3 “reconsider travel” advisory or a level 4 “do not travel” advisory in the 6 months prior to your date of arrival, Atlas MultiTrip can help pay for eligible medical expenses up to $50,000. 

Remember to be on the lookout for any suspicious activity to help protect yourself from potential threats before they occur.