New Delhi, April 15 -- If you travel abroad without insurance, you may have to bear the full cost of medical emergencies, flight disruptions, lost baggage, passport issues or even emergency evacuation on your own. What seems like a small saving upfront can quickly turn into a much larger financial and logistical burden later.

As international travel from India continues to grow, many first-time and even frequent travellers still consider travel insurance an optional add-on. It is often seen as an avoidable expense, especially for short trips or destinations perceived as "safe." But travelling abroad without travel insurance can expose individuals to significant financial, medical, and logistical risks that often surface when travelers ar...