Cover Genius and Airpaz have announced a new partnership for travelers in Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines.
The global tourism industry is back on top in 2024, with international arrivals up +16% compared to 2023 and the Asia Pacific region has dominated that growth at +33%. With the busy travel season ahead, airports and airlines can expect delays, cancellations and lost bags – along with frustrated travellers.
Airpaz customers can now benefit from an enhanced booking experience with Comprehensive Travel Insurance directly in the online purchase path. The coverage offered with Cover Genius helps protect against unexpected trip disruptions, such as emergency medical costs, flight delays, cancellations due to illness and jury duty, and more.
William Snell, VP of Strategic Partnerships – APAC commented:
“This exciting partnership for the APAC region is an example of our global reach that can help provide customized protection solutions to multiple markets with a seamless customer experience.
Our technology was swiftly integrated with Airpaz’ online platform and can offer their 3+ million customers a convenient, digital experience for claims on unexpected hiccups during their travel. For millions of passengers traveling during this busy season in the region, we’re thrilled to be able to provide some peace of mind for Airpaz customers and their families.”
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