Should you cancel your MarchBreak trip because of coronavirus? The situation is changing daily—but you need to make a decision soon...
There is an up-to-date list of travel advisories from the government
You should also research the requirements other countries themselves have on travel, says Isaac Bogoch, an infectious disease physician at Toronto General Hospital. For example, Israel recently announced that anyone entering the country would go into isolation for 14 days. Don’t neglect to double-check the guidelines for any stopovers along the way, too.
However, if you’re booking a flight to a place where there is already a travel advisory out for the coronavirus, travel insurance won’t be covered. And if there’s an active health advisory, your medical insurance probably won’t cover COVID-19 either, since it then becomes a “known event,” says Kevin Dorse, Assistant Vice President of Strategic Communications and Public Affairs for the Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association.The last thing to consider is the vulnerability of your family.
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