insurance

Travel Insurance

Plans will vary from provider to provider, so ask questions if you are not sure which plan fit your needs. For my preferred provider, many plans are offered and these are a few of the popular plans:

Classic Plan

This can be purchased up until days prior to departure, coverage usually includes trip delays, lost luggage, illness while on the trip and covered illness prior to departure. Check your plans for details.

Cancel For Any Reason

This is exactly what it says it is. The thing to remember with this type is that there are time limits to purchasing this policy so do not delay if this is what you are looking for.

Annual Plans

If you travel often, this can provide you with coverage for multiple trips.

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client story

“Since I met Cestaine, my vacation experiences have been first-class. It all started with a girl's trip to Dubai. I was amazed how she coordinated arrangements, transportation, airfare, hotel, and excursions, so there was no question she was my go-to for a family trip of three. Cestaine has planned two trips for the Hampton family, Greece in 2025 and Portugal in 2026, each better than the last. Nothing like being greeted by a personal driver at the airport! The hotels were fab in which she picked locations amenable to restaurants, shopping and local sites. The tours were well-planned and interesting. My cultural cup runneth over!!!!!!! Looking forward to working with her in 2027“

Karen H.

client since 2024

Glover Way Travel client family on a custom-planned trip

client story

“Five -star travel agency. Cestaine and her company delivered on everything they stated on a bucket- list trip to Italy. An experience so amazing that another bucket-list is on the horizon. Can’t imagine another travel agency doing it better. They make dreams come true.“

Dave H.

traveled to italy

Italy destination guide cover image for The Glover Way Travel

client story

“I jumped on a last-minute trip to London, and it was absolutely amazing! From shopping and sightseeing to live jazz, authentic fish and chips, and a play in the London theatre district, every detail was perfectly planned. All I had to do was show up, The Glover Way took care of the rest!“

Diane B.

traveled to london

London cityscape, a featured destination with The Glover Way Travel

client story

“I've trusted Cestaine to plan several trips for me and every experience has exceeded my expectations. She has an incredible eye for detail and thinks of everything! But what really sets her apart is how she takes the time to understand your travel style. She asks all the right questions so that she can curate a truly personalized experience. Seamless and unique travel every single time!“

Dei J.

traveled on several trips

Destination photo featured on The Glover Way Travel's trips page

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Our Travel Tips

Is travel insurance really worth it?

Absolutely. Things happen all of the time (oh, the stories I could tell you!). From sudden illnesses and lost luggage to weather disruptions, having a comprehensive travel insurance policy is the only way to protect your financial investment and ensure peace of mind.

What are the passport expiration rules for traveling abroad?

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your return date. This rule is strictly enforced by many countries and is actually written inside the front cover of the U.S. Passport book. If your passport is nearing its expiration date, make sure to renew it well in advance of your trip.

What power adapters do I need to bring for international trips?

Always pack international converters and extra charging cords. Let’s admit it—we all have a lot of devices to charge these days! Many boutique hotels abroad may only have a single outlet on one side of the bed. Bringing your own adapters and long cords will keep you fully charged and connected without any headaches.

Does the name on my flight ticket need to match my passport?

Yes, exactly. Always double-check that the name on your booking confirmation and airline tickets matches your name exactly as it appears on your passport. Even minor discrepancies or typos can lead to major complications or boarding denials at security checkpoints.

What should I do if my travel plans get disrupted?

Pack your patience! Unexpected disruptions happen all the time—whether it's a nationwide computer system outage or an intense storm in the Drake’s Passage (both have actually happened to me!). The absolute best thing you can do is take a deep breath, smile, and show kindness to the staff working to resolve the issue. Staying calm gives you the mental bandwidth to figure out your next steps, and a warm smile can make a world of difference to a customer service agent who is likely having a very difficult day.

How far in advance should I book my trip?

Book early! Especially for custom, specialized, or milestone trips, taking the time to plan ahead is essential. Booking early ensures you have the freedom to explore all of your options and secures the best boutique properties and custom itineraries before they fill up.