New Branding For Travelex Insurance

After more than two decades in business, Travelex Insurance Services has revealed a new logo and brand identity as part of its new ownership.

Zurich Insurance Group acquired Travelex in April of this year. This pushed Zurich to become one of the three largest travel insurance providers in the world. Travelex is keeping its name but updating the brand to reflect its global protection specialist roots. 

Travelex offers a wide range of travel insurance including basic, customizable, business, and luxury coverage, flight accident, rental car, baggage, as well as a selection of travel insurance upgrades. The company also offers expedited passports for U.S. citizens, international driving permits, and evacuation services.

Christine Buggy, vice president of marketing, said that the new tag line – "Dream. Explore. Travel On." – is meant to encourage people to fulfill their travel dreams while providing assurance they can travel with confidence and peace of mind.

Travelex Insurance Services is a travel insurance provider in the United States and is headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska. In November, 2016, Travelex became a subsidiary of Cover-More Holdings USA, Inc. which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Zurich Insurance Group Limited, headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. Travelex Insurance Services delivers a wide range of travel protection plans through travel agencies and tour operators, and in major airports.

Zurich Insurance is a multi-line insurer that serves its customers in global and local markets with products ranging from general insurance and life insurance products and services. The company works with customers in more than 170 countries.

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