Which are the countries that are included in the Schengen zone? It includes these countries…

Which are the countries that are included in the Schengen zone?

It includes these countries of Europe: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

Is tourism in Europe really developed?

According to UNWTO, Europe holds the half of the world tourist arrival and is the most visited area in the world. It is knows as a popular destination for tourists.

What are some type of sports that are insured?

You want to take part in sports activities offered by your high school or university or you like skiing, hiking, cycling or water skiing? With PROTRIP-WORLD, all these activities are insured. No insurance coverage is provided for motorcycle or car racing, parachuting, paragliding, bungee jumping, base jumping, mountaineering (with climbing gear), free climbing as well as sport diving and scuba diving.

Can you not have your passport with you after having received the Schengen visa while traveling around?

Even though you won’t be checked at every border, it is advised that you always carry your passport and your identification documents with you in case you are asked to prove your identity.

What are some of the most important documents when traveling around the EU?

It is crucial to have two basic documents if you are a non-EU citizen and wish to go to European states. These documents are: a valid passport with the conditions set and a visa you can get at the embassy.

What is some information for Work and Travel participants?

Experience an adventure and explore the big wide world! With a Work and Travel trip, you not only improve your language skills, but also get to know your temporary home country particularly intensively through work – whether as a fruit picker on a farm, as a receptionist in a hotel or on a promotional tour in a city. The jobs often last only a few weeks or months, which gives you the opportunity to explore different areas of a country intensively. All this brings a great feeling of freedom and offers the chance to meet many new and interesting people. In order to be able to embark on this adventure with complete peace of mind, reliable insurance cover is particularly important. After all, you can also fall ill abroad and there are many other risks against which you should insure yourself. A few practical examples:

• In a bicycle accident you injure another person.
• Your baggage is stolen on the outward journey.
• When picking fruit you fall off the ladder and break your arm.
• You are seriously ill and a member of your family would like to come.

We therefore recommend that you take out complete cover, including health insurance, personal liability insurance, accident insurance and assistance insurance. All these insurances are included in a PROTRIP-WORLD insurance package. If you are under 29 years of age, you can even get PROTRIP-WORLD at a special rate.

What do you need as an EU citizen when traveling the EU countries?

If you are a EU citizen and you are planning to travel with your non-EU family members, you can do so in other European Union states that you are not a citizen of.

What can you do if you have booked flights and accommodation in your destination country that you’re not able to cancel?

Does my PROVISIT insurance cover the expenses? No, travel expenses are not covered by the international health insurance. We recommend: Contact your hotel or airline to clarify whether a goodwill arrangement (rebooking or cancellation) is possible.