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The Best Carry-On Travel Backpacks

By Kit Dillon

Kit Dillon is a writer focused on bags and travel gear. He has worked for Wirecutter for a decade and lost count of the number of bags he has tested.

When you open up your favorite carry-on travel backpack, it should feel like you’re opening the door to a well-organized closet or sitting down at a clean desk, with everything in the right place and easy to reach.

This is your moment to center yourself, no matter how chaotic the journey.

What we considered

A 45-liter bag maximizes overhead space but can get heavy when fully packed; 35-liter bags tend to be more manageable.

A bag with a clamshell design opens like a book and is the easiest to pack, but a bag that opens traditionally tends to have more structure.

Ideally, a travel backpack has handles on all sides—especially the bottom—so you can pull it out of overhead bins or from under seats.

Some internal pockets are useful, but major organizing is better managed with packing cubes.

The Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack and the larger Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L offer the best combination of features, quality, and durability. Both bags are exemplary carry-on travel backpacks that are designed for comfort, durability, and organization. Though these backpacks are great as companion bags for any trip, they’re designed to ultimately replace all of your other luggage and become your exclusive bag as you travel.

This style of packing is not for everyone, but once some people try it, they’re forever hooked. Finding the right bag is a personal choice, though, and no single bag will appeal to everyone. That’s why we also have picks that are great for people who travel for work , others that are designed to be carried over long distances , and a bag that’s basically luggage on your back .

The research

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I’ve been covering aspects of luggage and travel bag design for Wirecutter for nearly a decade, and I have personally researched, tested, and compared hundreds of bags in that time. I personally try to do most of my travel with a single backpack, whenever possible. I spent nine months roaming around Hawaii with not much more than that, and I spent another six months nomadically couch-surfing in New York City.

I reached out to writers who specialize in traveling the world carrying everything they need in a single bag: Eytan Levy, the owner and operator of the Snarky Nomad travel website; James Feess, founder of The Savvy Backpacker ; and Sharon Gourlay, of the Where’s Sharon? travel website. I also spoke with moderators of Reddit’s r/onebag and r/heronebag forums, as well as with Chase Reeves, bag fanatic, reviewer, and owner of Matterful .

We researched and tested bags designed for those who want to travel light and stay flexible while flying, without the burden of checking luggage. For some people, the challenge of cutting down a packing list is intimidating. But if you can get past that initial hurdle, traveling with a single bag is a revelation. With fewer items, you have more time to concentrate on and appreciate the journey.

• When you’re not loaded down by heavy luggage, it’s easy to remain more mobile. And it’s easier to adjust your plans mid-trip. If you’re willing to do laundry on the road, then one bag is all you need to travel indefinitely. At its heart, one-bag travel allows you to discover more—not just about the places you’re going but also about yourself and what you really need day to day.
• Size and weight still matter. If you desire more creature comforts or more gear, or if you plan to be away for a long time across multiple climates, you’ll want a bigger travel backpack . These larger bags tend not to be carry-on-friendly, however, especially in Europe, so be prepared to check them.
• No single backpack is perfect for everyone. Before you make any purchase, consider some basic points. How much can you carry? And where do you usually visit: the city or outback? Travel gear should feel like a welcome companion—there to support you when you need it but unobtrusive when you don’t.

45-liter bag vs. 35-liter bag

Cotopaxi Allpa 35L

A versatile small pack for a week or a weekend.

This durable bag’s clamshell design makes it easy to organize your stuff. And due to its strap design, this bag can be worn on your back or carried in your hand while you’re on the move.

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The Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack is an easy-to-organize, comfortable-to-carry bag for getaways lasting just a few days or a whole week.

It’s one bag that can do it all. This is a great all-around bag for any traveler who’s dedicated to packing light, or for a smaller person who wants less to carry. There are handles on all four sides of this bag, so it’s easy to grab no matter where you’ve stowed it. It’s also protected by a full lifetime warranty, and it has the build quality to back that up. After more than four years of testing, this single backpack (plus a personal item ) has replaced nearly every travel bag or piece of luggage I use.

It comes in various sizes, but we think the middle-of-the-road version is the best. Cotopaxi also makes the Allpa in 28-liter and 42-liter sizes. But for us, the 35-liter bag is the best option. At 42 liters, this bag becomes heavy for most people to carry when it is fully packed, and we’d prefer that it had a more-robust hip belt. At 28 liters, the bag becomes a touch small for most people, and its internal organization feels fussy for shorter trips, such as an overnight. Cotopaxi also makes a hip pack , which is designed to fit snugly into the Allpa bag’s front top compartment. It’s a neat little addition to the bag, and it is worth getting if you like wearing fanny packs while you travel.

It’s organized, easy to pack, and easy to carry. The Allpa bag has a clamshell design, so it opens like a hard-sided suitcase—a large YKK zipper runs around three sides of the bag, allowing it to fall open into two halves when unzipped. On the right side is a deep compartment, spacious enough for two large packing cubes or half a suitcase’s worth of clothing (which you access through a mesh zippered flap). On the left, there’s space for one more medium-size packing cube behind a zippered flap. Above that there are two smaller pockets with high-visibility backing—useful when you’re looking for hard-to-differentiate personal items.

It’s secure but still accessible. The Allpa pack has two side-access zippers—great for on-the-go access, especially when the bag is hanging from your shoulder. One of these reveals a flat computer pocket with a padded false bottom; so if you drop the bag, it won’t land on the corner of your computer. The other reveals a “secret” pocket with a hidden zipper and access to the main compartment. All of the main compartment zippers are protected by security loops, which you thread the zipper through at the end of its run. This prevents anyone from subtly or quickly grabbing a zipper and opening your bag when you aren’t paying attention.

It’s comfortable to carry. The Allpa bag’s hip belt—which can be removed while the bag is on your back—is substantial enough that it’s comfortable to wear when you need it. With or without the hip belt, the Allpa bag is comfortable to carry over long distances. However, folks who have longer torsos (over 19 inches) may find that the waist belt sits a little high off the hips, unless you fully extend the shoulder straps. Speaking of shoulder straps, unlike the ones on our other picks, the Allpa bag’s straps are contoured to fit people who have large or small chests. It’s not a specifically gendered design, but our female tester noticed the improvement right away.

The Allpa pack is made with 1680-denier ballistic nylon, similar to the Tom Bihn Aeronaut 45 . (Denier is a measure of a fabric’s fiber thickness.) It feels similar to a strong canvas, but it has a more prominent weave. This is the type of bag that’s as easy to toss into an overhead compartment as it is into the back of a rusty pickup truck. And it also includes a rainfly, which is unique in this category.

Flaws but not dealbreakers

• Though this pack is well organized for packing, it’s less ideal as a mobile office. The Allpa pack has a minimal amount of administrative organization—places to keep pens and papers, spaces to hold tickets, and so forth. This is where a good personal item comes in handy. However, if you want to travel with just this one bag, there are a few nooks you can hide things in. The front organizer is deep enough that you can also fit several small organizing pouches, if you want, or the aforementioned fanny pack.
• We prefer the model without the TPU front. Cotopaxi does enjoy playing around with fabrics and colors. Sometimes the company has released the Allpa pack without the TPU-lined front panel. The TPU panel improves water resistance, but after many years of traveling with our bag, we’ve found that the TPU layering can begin to flake in spots.

Capacity: 35 liters Weight: 3 pounds 5 ounces Main compartment access: clamshell opening Style: adventurous Colors: assorted

Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L

An easily customizable large bag for long trips and expensive gear.

This bag was built with photographers in mind. Yet most travelers will appreciate its easy accessibility, clever tuck-away straps, and the elegant way the bag expands and contracts. The accessory cubes cost extra, though.

The Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L is a good choice for those carrying more expensive gear—especially camera gear. It’s also great for those who prefer a large, backpack-based packing system.

One bag provides many configurations. Some bags in this category are built to do one thing extremely well—be carried on your back. But the Peak Design Travel Backpack 45L is built to adapt. It’s the Swiss Army knife of backpacks: adjustable, customizable, and (if you spring for the extra cubes and organizers) an almost perfect system for a photographer or gearhead on the move. Most bags’ expanding mechanisms aren’t worth the extra zipper they’re built on, and they look about as attractive as a boiled ham splitting out of its plastic packaging. That’s not the case with the Peak Design: This bag looks just as good fully packed at 45 liters as it does compressed to a 30-liter daypack.

It’s expandable, with clever folds and zippers. You can access the bag through a back panel (which doubles as a computer and tablet pouch) as well as a front one (if you unzip the pass-through divider). You can also get into the main compartment via two wing-like trapezoidal flaps, which run along each side of the pack. In its natural shape, the Travel Backpack holds 35 liters, but an expansion zipper lets the bag swell to 45 liters. If you want to use the bag as a daypack, you fold in the top corners and snap them down, reducing the bag’s volume to a slim 30 liters. In this configuration, it will still feel larger than a normal daypack, but we think that’s a small compromise for being able to use one backpack as both your travel bag and your daily explorer. The bag itself consists of 400-denier nylon and polyester fabrics. It feels tough but not as tough as some other bags we’ve tested, such as the Cotopaxi Allpa.

It has fold-away straps, for easier storage. The Peak Design lets you tuck its shoulder and hip straps away when you’re not using them. But unlike any other bag we’ve ever tested, this pack has magnetic flaps on the back panel that open and close with an almost magical snap. Once you’ve played with them, you’ll wonder why every backpack doesn’t have something similar. A small, childish part of me still gets excited about tucking away the straps when I put the Peak Design into an overhead bin. Although the straps are thin, they’re still comfortable. The hip belt isn’t quite as plush as the one on the Tortuga pack; still, even when the Peak Design is fully loaded, the belt doesn’t pinch or dig into the body.

It’s great for carrying expensive gear. If you travel with a camera, you don’t have to use Peak Design’s camera cubes , but they do make carrying that gear a whole lot easier. The cubes come in five sizes. And if they’re situated properly in the bag with the provided clips, they line up with the Travel Backpack’s side-access flaps for quick access. Caleigh Waldman (a photographer for this piece and, full disclosure, my spouse) took this bag across the country for a wedding shoot. “I want this backpack,” she said after three weeks of travel. “I want to travel with it everywhere. With my cameras. Without my cameras. It doesn’t matter. I want to travel with it.”

• It’s expensive—especially if you commit to the entire system of packing and camera cubes.
• More complexity means more things that can break. The adjustable design and multiple zippers do add complexity, and complexity adds potential weaknesses. Peak Design covers all of its bags with a lifetime warranty , which should alleviate most people’s concerns. But if you’re particularly hard on your gear and still need to carry as much as possible, you might consider the Tortuga bag instead.

Capacity: 45 liters Weight: 4½ pounds Main compartment access: back-panel loader Style: minimalist and unobtrusive Color: black, sage

Patagonia Black Hole MLC 45L

Combines more organization with a simple interior.

This bag’s split interior makes organizing easy. Those who travel for work will appreciate this bag’s dedicated panels for organizing tech, books, papers, and assorted miscellaneous items.

If you travel often for business and prefer a bag that’s much easier to work out of than most of our other picks, you may like the Patagonia Black Hole MLC 45L . This bag has a front panel and assorted pockets that make it feel like a small traveling office.

It’s built like luggage but organized like your office. Of all the bags we recommend, the MLC (short for Maximum Legal Carry) comes closest to being a suitcase on your back, due to its large size, simple interior, and minimal external features. The MLC is also one of the simplest bags we tested, divided into two leaves (imagine a book with only one page), with a main compartment for packing and a second compartment for document organization and tech storage. The MLC has a built-in laptop compartment that fits 17-inch laptops and is situated close to your back; this protects the computer and keeps its weight closer to your body.

Despite its size, it’s comfortable enough to carry. Most carry-on backpacks of this size, without frames, become somewhat unwieldy when fully packed. Thankfully, the Black Hole MLC bag, like the Cotopaxi Allpa, is a welcome exception to this rule. The MLC has two shoulder straps, a hip belt, and an optional shoulder strap, for easy carrying. When they're not in use, or when you’re checking your bag, all of the straps can be stowed away easily. When fully loaded, the bag was pleasant to carry—not as comfortable as the Peak Design or the Osprey, but decent enough. I wouldn’t want to carry it all day across a city, but I wouldn’t mind carrying it through an airport to a car and to a hotel.

It’s built from high-quality materials, with durability in mind. This pack is made from recycled polyester, and the fabric is woven in a cross-weave that’s very similar to what Patagonia uses in its long-lasting Black Hole series of duffle bags . This is a material I’ve come across a bunch with Patagonia gear, and I’ve tested it thoroughly; it’s very tough. The front of the bag is coated in a weather-resistant TPU, for extra protection from the elements. The bag has large YKK zippers (the industry leader) and smaller YKK zippers throughout. Unlike the Cotopaxi Allpa pack, the Black Hole MLC bag has no security loops.

It comes with one of the best repair programs and a lifetime warranty. Similar to our other picks, the MLC is backed by an excellent lifetime warranty , and we’ve always found that Patagonia’s repair program goes above and beyond other comparable companies.

• We wish the Maximum Legal Carry (despite the name) came in a few more sizes. The 45-liter capacity may be intimidating for some people, and there is no alternative.

Capacity: 45 liters Weight: 3 pounds 10 ounces Main compartment access: clamshell Style: retro Colors: tan, black, olive, green

Osprey Farpoint 40

For long distances on foot.

A great starter option for one-bag travel, this bag is easy to pack, adaptable to most situations, and sturdy enough to take with you as you travel the world.

Osprey Fairview 40

For long distances and smaller torsos.

A scaled-down version of the Farpoint, this bag has shoulder straps that are slightly lower, to keep the bag’s bulk more aligned with smaller torsos.

Updated in 2023, the Osprey Farpoint 40 and Fairview 40 packs are both built around a hiking backpack frame that’s easy to carry over long distances.

It’s built for travel but designed for hiking. The Farpoint 40 bag is well made, easy to pack, and comfortable to carry over most mid-length distances—such as walking across a city for an afternoon. (For simplicity’s sake, everything we say here about the Farpoint bag also applies to the Fairview bag.) Osprey makes excellent backpacks for hauling around, and its lifetime warranty is renowned within the industry . The Farpoint pack also has an optional messenger bag–style strap, which offers some flexibility when you’re maneuvering tight spaces like subways or crowded city centers.

It’s simple to pack, but not as spacious as it seems. Opening the bag reveals a clamshell design; it’s deep enough to accommodate most large items, yet you won’t have to fumble awkwardly with zippers once it’s time to close up the bag. The feeling you get is not unlike when you’re packing a bit of sturdy luggage, and that’s something we love about bags like this one—especially when you use packing cubes . Osprey says this bag, when fully packed, can carry 40 liters. But after using the Farpoint bag for a few years, we’ve decided that its rounded shape seems to cut into that theoretical packable space more than other bags do. In practice, the Farpoint pack’s available space is closer to—but still less than—that of the Cotopaxi Allpa 35L .

It’s the easiest bag to carry among our picks. Like all Osprey bags, the Farpoint 40 has very comfortable shoulder straps. The years of design and consideration Osprey has put into its hiking backpacks are quite evident in the Farpoint 40. After more than seven years of long-term testing this bag, we’re still surprised by how great it feels to wear when fully packed. Crucially, the straps of the Farpoint 40 stow away neatly behind a zippered panel. However, when you’re using the shoulder straps, the design forces you to also use the hip straps. Though this isn’t a huge issue, if you prefer a sleeker look or would rather have the option of using shoulder straps without hip straps, the Cotopaxi Allpa pack is more flexible, and it lets you hide the waist straps while the bag is on your back.

The Fairview 40 has the same features, in a scaled-down size. The Farpoint 40 and the Fairview 40 packs basically have the same design, but the Fairview pack is made for someone with a more-diminutive torso. It’s also slightly lighter. However, it has the features and durability of the Farpoint bag. It also has the same hip belt and adjustability. On both, the chest-strap clip is also equipped with a small security whistle that’s surprisingly loud. It’s a handy feature for anyone traveling in unfamiliar environments.

• For a smaller carry-on travel backpack, this one has little to not like. However, we do wish Osprey would trade some of the sleeker contours for a little more interior space.

Capacity: 35 liters Weight (Farpoint): 3 pounds 3 ounces Weight (Fairview): 3 pounds 2 ounces Main compartment access: front-panel loader Style: active Colors (Farpoint): green (Gopher), gray (Tunnel Vision), blue (Muted Space), black Colors (Fairview): blue (Winter Night), red (Zircon), blue (Night Jungle), black

Tortuga Travel Backpack Pro 40L

A suitcase to carry on your back.

For dedicated single-bag travelers, this water-resistant, durable bag is easy to pack and to travel with. And it’s comfortable to wear over endless miles—as long as you don’t mind the heavier weight.

The Tortuga Travel Backpack Pro 40L maximizes packing space in a bag that’s durable, water-resistant, and customizable to fit most torso lengths (there’s also a 30L version ), with plenty of organizational features to suit any digital nomad.

It’s like a suitcase, with backpack straps. The Tortuga Travel Backpack Pro 40L is built to occupy the maximum carry-on space available. It’s a nearly perfect blend of backpack and luggage. On the outside, its tear-resistant sailcloth and sealed zippers provide ample protection from sharp objects and the elements. Opening the main clamshell zipper reveals a cavernous interior and a few organizational features that make the bag a cinch to pack. The front panel is a particular standout, great for keeping track of electronics and chargers. Of all the bags we tested, the Tortuga strikes the closest balance between the carrying comfort of a hiking backpack and the space and organization of a piece of luggage.

It’s as easy to pack as luggage. When it comes to packing, the Tortuga pack has a soothingly minimal interior, as any good suitcase should. In addition to the bag’s cavernous main pocket, its interior lid has a large vented panel. The panel is too narrow to hold additional packing cubes, but it’s great for holding light jackets or doubling as a dirty-laundry bag (if you’re really committed to one-bag travel). The Tortuga is available as a 40-liter pack (the maximum space for a carry-on bag), which we tested; there is also a 30-liter version, which is compliant with some intra-European flights. The more-diminutive version is a decent choice for weekend travel or for minimalist travelers—but for those uses, we prefer the space-saving profile and extra internal organization of the Cotopaxi Allpa 35L bag.

It’s very customizable. The Tortuga pack is the most adjustable model we tested, thanks to its adjustable torso length, shoulder straps, and waist-belt system. The adjustable strap system lets you manipulate the location of the shoulder straps (video) to fit a wider variety of body sizes, in both the 30- and 40-liter versions. Of the packs we’ve tested, this one (with its included load-adjuster straps at the top, to prevent the bag’s weight from sagging toward your lumbar region) is the best at distributing its weight (4½ pounds when empty—roughly 1½ pounds more than most of our other picks, except the Peak Design ). The hip straps are removable if you need, but the shoulder straps are not stowable.

• Its straps don’t stow away. Some people, especially those who are hard on their gear, may consider not being able to remove or stow the shoulder straps (as they can with our other picks, like the Cotopaxi Allpa ) a disqualifying factor. But after years of testing, traveling with, and occasionally checking our bag, we haven’t had an issue. However, if these mysteries beneath the airport also make you nervous, you might prefer our picks with easy-to-stow straps, such as the Peak Design.
• It's heavy. We’ve also fielded complaints from some testers who said that older models of this bag were too heavy for them to carry, even with the padded hip belt and adjustable straps. The additional padding does add weight. At 4½ pounds, this latest Tortuga bag is more than half a pound lighter than it used to be—the difference is noticeable—and it weighs the same as the equally large Peak Design pack. But if you think you would struggle carrying this model, we strenuously encourage you to consider one of our more-manageable picks, like the Cotopaxi Allpa 35L.

Capacity: 40 liters Weight: 4½ pounds Main compartment access: clamshell opening Style: minimal, with a rigid construction Color: black

If you want to travel like a backpacker but also fit in at a board meeting (and you have the budget for it): Consider the Tom Bihn Aeronaut 45 . This bag’s reputation for durability, adaptability, and a low-key aesthetic make it a favorite among many dedicated one-bag travelers. And after testing it, we think it’s a great bag too. That said, for the bag to really stand out against other backpacks—and to take full advantage of its carrying adaptability—you need to buy the internal frame , the hip belt , and (if you’re traveling with a suit or jacket) the shoulder strap . On a bag that already costs $330, all of this adds up. Everything about the Tom Bihn bag (the fabric, the zippers, the quality of construction) feels like an upgrade from other bags, but it’s simply too pricey, and its design is too rarified and specific for most people. The biggest flaw, from our perspective—apart from the price—is that the Tom Bihn bag lacks a dedicated laptop pocket. In its place, the company sells laptop sleeves (a fine version if you don’t have one) that clip into the bag’s central compartment. Not everyone needs a dedicated laptop pocket, but we prefer the more secure feeling of bags that do.

If you want a budget pick (but only when it’s on sale): The eBags Mother Lode Travel Backpack (our former budget pick) is still your best budget option, if you can catch it on sale for at least half off the list price. It’s not comfortable enough for trekking long distances on foot, but there are plenty of external pockets for organization, a laptop sleeve (which holds the weight of your computer high up on your shoulders), and an easy-to-access main compartment. This pack also has the largest capacity of any bags we tested, expanding to 65 liters—well beyond any airline’s regulated 45-liter limit. However, the bag’s casual-to-basic looks might not be to everyone’s taste. In 2024, eBags raised the price of the Mother Lode to $200. We have seen it on sale for $100, and in our opinion it’s worth getting only at the sale price.

We’ve narrowed our specifications for a great bag to the following list of features, ordered from most relevant to least:

• Front- or back-panel loader or clamshell opening, for the main compartment: As with any good piece of luggage, with this type of bag, you should be able to open it and see everything you’ve packed. When you have a bag with a panel-loading or clamshell design—rather than a traditional, top-opening design—you can pack and unpack it just as you would a suitcase.

• Backpack strap comfort and design: You never know when you’ll be walking farther with your bag than you’d intended. The more comfortable and well designed the straps are, the easier traveling will be. “Ideally, you want a bag’s shoulder straps to adjust to the angle of your shoulders,” said Eytan Levy of Snarky Nomad. “Good shoulder straps are the difference between an easy trip and a hard trip.”
• Hip-belt comfort and design: A hip belt transfers heavy loads from your back and shoulders onto your hips, letting your legs—not your back—bear the brunt of the weight. Just having a waist belt is a plus, but having a padded and sculpted one—especially on bags with over 40 liters of volume—makes a world of difference.
• Material quality: Durability is critical for any type of luggage, but especially for a backpack that will be your only bag. Most bags worth considering are made of nylon, which resists abrasion more than polyester fabrics of similar density. Spending more, however, can get you exotic, light, and strong materials, such as Dyneema or sailcloth.
• Weight: Once the bags arrived, we weighed each one ourselves. Most of the bags weighed within a few pounds of one another. But unless you’re very strict with yourself, by the time you’re packed for a two-week journey, all bags are going to feel equally massive, even if one is just 2 pounds heavier than another when empty.
• Stowable straps: These are nice to have, but they aren’t absolutely necessary. “The more often you need to check a bag, the more often you need to hide away the straps,” Levy said. “But if the straps are tough enough, it doesn’t matter.”
• Accessory pocket layout and design: Some people will love an accessory pocket that has a specific space for everything; others may find that feature constricting and unadaptable. We prioritized bags with simple designs that guided our packing without constraining us.
• Style: This is purely subjective. We preferred bags that had a minimalist exterior style, but not all of our picks will please everyone. Most of the people we spoke with, however, preferred not to stick out like a tourist wearing a large, colorful backpack, if they could avoid it.

During testing, we flew across the country with these bags, took weekend trips to nearby cities, lived out of them on extended trips, and tried them locally in our daily routines. We also packed and unpacked each bag, using a standardized set of weeklong travel necessities and accessories, to see how well the internal organizational features (or lack thereof) aided or got in the way of efficient packing.

This is not a comprehensive list of all of the carry-on travel backpacks we have tested. We have removed any models that have been discontinued or that no longer meet our criteria.

The Away Outdoor Convertible Backpack 45L is a rare miss from the Away team. This bag is resoundingly average for the price. Although it’s made from excellent materials, the bag is let down by its overall design, which lacks any kind of structure or attention to comfort. There are better options.

The cheap, no-frills Cabin Max Metz bag is intriguing for the price. Any bag at this price should almost be considered disposable. That said, if you need a simple bag that costs less than a seat upgrade, this might be the way to go—unless you can pick up the eBags Motherlode bag for under $100, which we think is a better deal at that price.

The GeniusPack Travel Backpack is the only model we came across that tried to fit a suit into a travel backpack. Though some people might need that, we think those who have to travel with a suit (or clothes that require pressing) would be better off with a piece of carry-on luggage . GeniusPack now offers a second version of this bag, but our conclusion hasn’t changed.

For certain people, the GoRuck GR3 is almost worth the cost. It’s strong and simple and covered by an iron-clad repair guarantee. The removable hip belt is comfortable to wear, and it’s good at displacing the weight of a 45-liter backpack. This is a decent bag. After testing it, however, we weren’t thrilled with the internal Velcro lining for compatible Velcro packing cubes. Velcro isn’t great: It wears out, it’s difficult to keep clean, and it clings to dirt. That might seem like a small thing, but for the price, this bag should feel perfect.

The Minaal Carry-On 2.0 was designed to be a backpack for business people. But if you’re carrying it for business, you’re probably wearing at least a blazer, so you wouldn’t use a backpack in any case. If you’re a business traveler who falls more on the casual end of the business-casual spectrum, and you’re not on a budget, this is a well-thought-out pack. But we think our picks are more versatile for world travel, and they come at a better price. Minaal has since introduced a 3.0 version of this bag ; our thoughts about it remain the same.

The Osprey Sojourn Porter 46L is a slightly larger sibling of the Farpoint pack. The Sojourn Porter bag is about 2 inches longer, and it pushes right up to most airline limits. If you don’t mind possibly having to check your bag at the last minute, this would be an excellent alternative to the Farpoint pack.

This article was edited by Ria Misra and Christine Ryan.

Chase Reeves, Matterful.co , phone interview , October 10, 2018

Addison Ryan, moderator, r/onebag , email interview , September 8, 2018

Lindsay Lorraine Calderón, moderator, r/heronebag , phone interview , September 28, 2018

Meet your guide

Kit Dillon is a senior staff writer at Wirecutter. He was previously an app developer, oil derrick inspector, public-radio archivist, and sandwich shop owner. He has written for Popular Science, The Awl, and the New York Observer, among others. When called on, he can still make a mean sandwich.

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When you fly, there are so many reasons to be a carry-on-only traveler — from avoiding extra baggage fees to skipping out on notorious baggage mishandling issues. But of course, traveling with just a single carry-on suitcase means that you have to be strategic with your luggage space. Fortunately, Amazon’s best-selling carry-on essentials have already been vetted by thousands of travelers, so you know that they'll deliver on functionality and value. And many of shoppers’ top picks are still on sale for Presidents Day (think: up to nearly 50 percent off). 

With options including best-selling suitcases , duffel bags , travel backpacks , packing cubes, tech tools, and other essentials for carry-on travel, these popular items have prices starting at just $7 — and every item on our list rings in under $60. But hop to it, because these sales won’t last forever.

Travelers Club Chicago Hardside Expandable 20-Inch Carry-On Luggage

Not every suitcase is made equal, which is why you need to carefully select the luggage that you recruit for your carry-on-only journey. This hard-side spinner carry-on luggage with nearly 30,000 Amazon ratings has a budget-friendly price point and a nice feature set: a fully lined interior with an accessory pocket, expandable capacity, and double spinner wheels with 360-degree mobility. Plus, it comes in 14 cool colors, is incredibly spacious, and is up to 22 percent off. "I fit two pairs of heels, two pairs of sandals, and one pair of sneakers in the little front/top half, and two weeks' worth of clothes in the main part," one traveler wrote . "It fits so much more than I thought." 

Shrradoo 52-Liter Travel Laptop Backpack

This is a travel backpack that Succession ’s Tom Wambsgans would call “ludicrously capacious” — and that’s a good thing when you want to go carry-on only and still have room for all of your gear. With a 52-liter capacity, this backpack is equipped with 20 unique pockets and smart bonus features like an external USB charging port. According to one of its 30,000-plus five-star reviewers , “This backpack is a true powerhouse when it comes to carrying essentials for longer trips."

Bagsmart Water-Resistant Toiletry Bag

This roomy toiletry bag has a genius design that makes it very practical for traveling. Its tri-fold construction is stocked with pockets, pouches, and organizers to keep your toiletries secure, and you can easily pack it up and locate what you need from it at a glance. Plus, despite the number of products that you've stashed inside, its 11.8-inch by 7-inch frame won't take up too much precious luggage space. "It’s exactly big enough for all my stuff but it is still compact enough to fit in my carry-on or backpack," a shopper commented . "They keep everything organized on the bathroom counter at the hotel." 

Bagail Packing Cubes Set

These popular packing cubes with more than 20,000 five-star ratings come in a set of eight, so there’s a size for everything that you need to bring. Mesh windows make it easy to see what’s inside each one at a glance, while also allowing air to escape to compress the contents and free up more luggage space. Taking to the review section, a traveler shared that the comprehensive set in a range of sizes “was perfect for my recent seven-day trip, easily holding all my clothes and even some toiletries with a few packing cubes/bags to spare." Chiming in, another shopper added that the "time to pack is cut in half" by using the set. 

Depoza Travel Bottles Set

Transfer all of your toiletries for carry-on-only travel into this complete set of TSA-friendly vessels, which includes four travel bottles, four jars, two spray bottles, two spoons, a funnel, a cleaning brush, and labels, all in its own clear bag. The bottles are leakproof with wide-mouth designs to make them easier to fill and clean to eliminate any messes. In their review, a traveler , who jet-setted to Europe with just a carry-on, said, "These little gems turned out to be a central part of my successful [packing] strategy…The 'bullet'-shaped containers are big enough to store ample shampoo for a couple weeks." 

Bagsmart Clear Toiletry Bag Set 

When you’re only traveling with a carry-on, you'll need to be a step ahead of the TSA security line. Instead of frantically shuffling through your suitcase to gather up your liquids, pack your toiletries in a clear bag in dimensions that abide the agency’s liquid rules. This best-selling two-piece set is made with thick, transparent PVC material that is easy to wipe clean and reinforced seams for durability. “I have gone through TSA at many airports with these with zero problems,” one five-star reviewer wrote . “They fit all my travel-sized aerosols and liquids just fine.”

Witroman Belt Bag

At this price, this best-selling belt bag is worthy of a swift impulse buy (maybe even in more than one color), and it’s a must-have for travel. Wear it as a chest bag or waist pouch to keep your essentials close to your body — and away from would-be thieves. Plus, its compact size allows you to get away with flying with an additional bag; stock it up with your in-flight essentials and keep it in your seatback pocket pouch for easy access. The main bag is divided into partitions, and the rear anti-theft zipper keeps valuables extra secure. A reviewer noted that the bag “feels much more secure” than one you carry on a shoulder, and called the format “very difficult to pickpocket.”

Eachy Travel Makeup Bag

We get it, you want all of your makeup products in tow when you travel. Ditch your bulky, poorly designed toiletry bag and opt for this sleek makeup bag that is surprisingly roomy, according to shoppers. It keeps all of your toiletries well-organized and protected for carry-on-only travel with its large-capacity and multi-partition design, which opens flat so you can see everything that's inside. Useful pockets, pouches, and dividers ensure that every product has a secure spot. After calling the makeup bag the "perfect travel space-saver," an Amazon customer said , "It holds everything my larger toiletry bag held, but then folds and zips to take up half the space and leave more room in my carry-on bag." 

Iniu Portable Charger

The carry-on-only life involves strategic swaps. Eliminate clutter by replacing your bulky charging cords with this super-thin power bank, which is just .5 inches thick so it can slide into your backpack or pocket for easy on-the-go charging. According to the brand, its fast-acting battery can fuel phone batteries by 78 percent in just one hour, and one shopper raved that they "could go several days without recharging" the power bank. 

Napfun Travel Neck Pillow

This best-selling memory foam neck pillow is currently on sale for almost half off, so it’s a no-brainer investment for travel comfort. It comes with a travel bag for convenience and compression, and it can easily attach to your suitcase handle or personal bag strap for hands-free carrying. “I used this on a recent trip to Asia and easily slept the most I have ever slept on a plane,” one reviewer wrote . “This pillow provided the perfect amount of support and the tie prevented my head from falling forward." 

Puma Evercat Duffel Bag

This polyester duffel with nearly 20,000 perfect ratings is a soft-sided weekend bag warrior, and makes an excellent personal bag for carry-on-only travelers. It features a shoulder strap that is both adjustable and removable, a ventilated shoe pocket, and front and side zip pockets for keeping your travel essentials easily accessible. Take it from this shopper , who said it made a perfect carry-on bag for a recent flight: "I used it for a short three-day trip to Spokane and was able to pack two pairs of jeans, sweats, pajamas, a pair of gym shoes, boots, and three shirts along with a wallet." 

Taygeer Travel Backpack With USB Charging Port

This backpack unzips 180 degrees to open like a suitcase, so it’s extra functional for travel. It has a USB charger on the outside and a built-in, internal charging cable so you can easily charge while you’re on the move. What's more, there are three large main compartments, plus nine inner and side pockets, including a designated laptop compartment that holds a device up to 17 inches. Vouching for its spaciousness, one traveler said , "This bag can easily fit clothes for a week and be a carry-on. It is comfortable to carry, too." 

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Did you already book your quick holiday escape? Great. Now, as you count down the days for your trip, whether you chose a sunny destination or a cozy cabin retreat, you need to start figuring out the packing situation . Because whether you're a light traveler or you tend to overpack (no shame—a stylish girl needs options), carrying it all strategically is key. With this in mind, we've hunted down the best carry-on  bags from Amazon so you don't have to. From best sellers to best rated, ahead, find a mix of duffel bags, backpacks , and classic wheeled luggage for all your holiday travel needs.

This bag will carry you through everything. 

Nothing looks more luxe than a leather duffle bag. 

You'll come back to this sleek design time and time again.

You'll feel so chic carrying this all through the airport. 

Perfect for that weekend getaway. 

You can't beat a classic black carry-on.

Charge your phone during your flight's layover. 

You can fit everything you brought (and souvenirs you've bought) in this carry-on. 

So many handy pockets on this one. 

This design has impeccable organization built in.

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Booked an oceanside vacation? This nautical carry-on is for you.

Small but mighty. 

This carry-on will keep up when you're running late to your gate. 

One size fits all, literally. 

Shopped too much on your trip? This carry-on has you covered. 

Skip black in favor of this glossy blue hue.

This tote will save the day if your suitcase passed the max weight limit and you need to make it lighter. 

Love all things polka-dot? You'll love this carry-on too.

If you mastered the art of packing, this backpack is all that you need. 

You'll definitely be able to spot your bag at baggage claim.

For when your duffle gets too heavy, this carry-on also comes in handy.

Quilted denim for the win.

We love this vintage-inspired carry-on. 

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AmaWaterways is renowned for providing exceptional river cruises, allowing travelers to explore the world’s most picturesque waterways while enjoying luxurious onboard amenities. As you prepare for your upcoming AmaWaterways adventure, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with their luggage policy to ensure a hassle-free and seamless travel experience.

To make your journey as convenient as possible, we have compiled a comprehensive guide to AmaWaterways’ luggage policy, covering all the essential information you need to know before embarking on your river cruise. Below, you will find a convenient table summarizing the key points, followed by in-depth explanations to ensure you are well-informed and prepared.

| Key Points to Know about AmaWaterways Luggage Policy | |—————————————————–| | Maximum weight per checked bag | | Carry-on luggage allowance | | Restrictions on prohibited items | | Dress code guidelines | | Optional laundry services |

When it comes to checked baggage, AmaWaterways has a maximum weight limit per bag to ensure the safety and comfort of all passengers. It is essential to adhere to this weight restriction, as exceeding it may result in additional charges or limitations. Additionally, AmaWaterways provides a generous allowance for carry-on luggage, allowing you to keep your essential items close at hand throughout your journey.

While packing for your AmaWaterways river cruise, it is crucial to be aware of any restrictions on prohibited items. These restrictions are in place to maintain the safety and well-being of all passengers and crew members. To avoid any inconvenience or delays during the embarkation process, we recommend reviewing the comprehensive list of prohibited items provided by AmaWaterways.

Furthermore, AmaWaterways has dress code guidelines to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all guests. While the dress code is generally casual during the day, there may be certain occasions where formal or semi-formal attire is required. Familiarize yourself with the specific dress code requirements for your cruise to make the most of your onboard dining and entertainment experiences.

For those who prefer to travel light or require laundry services during their journey, AmaWaterways offers optional laundry services. This allows you to pack less and take advantage of the convenience of having your laundry taken care of while onboard.

As you embark on your AmaWaterways river cruise, understanding and adhering to their luggage policy will undoubtedly contribute to a stress-free and enjoyable travel experience. By following the guidelines and recommendations outlined above, you can fully immerse yourself in the beauty of your chosen destination while relishing the outstanding amenities provided by AmaWaterways.

For more detailed information on AmaWaterways’ luggage policy, please refer to their official website [https://www.amawaterways.com/plan/luggage-policy] or contact their customer service representatives for any specific queries or concerns you may have. Bon voyage!

Sources: – AmaWaterways Official Website: Luggage Policy [https://www.amawaterways.com/plan/luggage-policy] – Cruise Critic: AmaWaterways Cruise Reviews [https://www.cruisecritic.com/reviews/cruiseline.cfm?

What size suitcase do I need for a river cruise?

When preparing for a river cruise with AmaWaterways, it’s important to consider the size of your suitcase to ensure a hassle-free travel experience. According to AmaWaterways’ luggage policy, the recommended suitcase size should not exceed 24 inches in width, 16 inches in height, and 12 inches in depth. This size limitation is designed to ensure that your luggage can easily fit in the storage space available in your stateroom. It is also important to note that there is no weight restriction for your suitcase, but keep in mind that you will need to handle and transport your luggage throughout the trip. By adhering to these size guidelines, you can pack efficiently and enjoy a smooth journey on your AmaWaterways river cruise. For more information, please refer to AmaWaterways’ official website: https://www.amawaterways.

What is the dress code for AmaWaterways river cruise?

On an AmaWaterways river cruise, the dress code is generally casual and comfortable during the day, with the emphasis on relaxation and enjoying the scenic views. However, it is recommended to dress smartly for dinner in the evening, with guests often opting for resort casual or business casual attire. This means wearing collared shirts, dresses, skirts, or trousers for ladies, and collared shirts with trousers and closed-toe shoes for men. It is important to note that there are no formal nights on AmaWaterways cruises, allowing guests to enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere throughout their voyage. For more information on AmaWaterways’ dress code, please refer to their official website: https://www.amawaterways.

What is the tipping guidelines for AmaWaterways?

AmaWaterways has a comprehensive tipping policy in place to ensure hassle-free travel for its guests. It is recommended to provide gratuity for the exceptional service received from the ship’s crew, including the Cruise Manager, staff, and local guides. The suggested tipping amount is €12-15 per person per day, which can be settled onboard at the end of the cruise. However, it is important to note that tipping is entirely discretionary and should be based on the level of satisfaction with the service provided. For more information on AmaWaterways’ tipping guidelines, please refer to their official website: [source].

Do you tip the cruise director on a river cruise?

When it comes to tipping the cruise director on a river cruise with AmaWaterways, it is customary to show your appreciation for their exceptional service. While tipping is not mandatory, it is a way to acknowledge their hard work and dedication throughout your trip. According to AmaWaterways’ Luggage Policy, the recommended amount for tipping the cruise director is $15-$20 per person, per day. However, it is important to note that this is only a suggested guideline, and the final decision is up to the discretion of the passengers. To learn more about AmaWaterways’ tipping policies and guidelines, you can refer to their official website at [source link].

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When preparing for your AmaWaterways river cruise, it’s important to follow the luggage policy to ensure a hassle-free travel experience. AmaWaterways allows each guest to bring one suitcase that meets the specified dimensions, as well as a carry-on bag. It is recommended to pack lightweight and breathable clothing suitable for both daytime excursions and evening events. Don’t forget to include comfortable walking shoes, swimwear for the onboard pool, and a jacket or sweater for cooler evenings. To make the most of your journey, it is suggested to pack essentials such as sunscreen, a hat, and a reusable water bottle. For more detailed information on AmaWaterways’ luggage policy, please refer to their official website: www.amawaterways.com/luggage-policy.

In conclusion, understanding and adhering to AmaWaterways luggage policy is essential for a hassle-free and enjoyable travel experience. By familiarizing yourself with the guidelines and restrictions, you can pack efficiently and ensure that your belongings are safe throughout your journey.

Remember to check the specific luggage policy for your chosen itinerary, as different cruises may have slight variations in their requirements. By visiting the official AmaWaterways website (https://www.amawaterways.com/plan/know-before-you-go/packing-tips), you can find detailed and up-to-date information on their luggage policy.

It is important to note that AmaWaterways has implemented these policies with the comfort and safety of their passengers in mind. The weight and size restrictions are in place to ensure that the crew can handle and transport your luggage safely. By adhering to these guidelines, you are not only ensuring your own convenience but also supporting the smooth operation of the cruise.

As discussed earlier, AmaWaterways offers a generous luggage allowance, allowing you to bring all the essentials and more. However, it is still advisable to pack wisely and considerately. By referring to the AmaWaterways packing tips (https://www.amawaterways.com/plan/know-before-you-go/packing-tips), you can make the most efficient use of your luggage space and avoid overpacking.

Additionally, it is worth mentioning the importance of labeling your luggage with your name and contact information. This simple step can greatly assist in the event of lost or misplaced bags. AmaWaterways provides luggage tags (https://www.amawaterways. ) that can be easily attached to your belongings, ensuring easy identification.

Lastly, it is always a good idea to consider travel insurance that covers your luggage. While AmaWaterways takes every precaution to ensure the safety of your belongings, unexpected situations can arise. Having the right insurance coverage can provide you with peace of mind and financial protection in case of loss or damage to your luggage.

By following the AmaWaterways luggage policy and implementing these useful tips, you can embark on your river cruise with confidence and ease. Your luggage will be handled efficiently, and you can focus on enjoying the breathtaking destinations and luxurious amenities that AmaWaterways provides.

Remember, a well-packed suitcase is the key to hassle-free travel, and AmaWaterways is dedicated to making your journey as smooth as possible. So, pack smart, check the guidelines, and get ready to embark on a memorable river cruise adventure with AmaWaterways!

Sources: – AmaWaterways Official Website: https://www.amawaterways.com/ – AmaWaterways Packing Tips: https://www.amawaterways.com/plan/know-before-you-go/packing-tips – AmaWaterways Luggage Tags: https://www.amawaterways.

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AMA Travel Insurance Review 2024

Updated: Feb 28, 2024, 5:45am

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The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) has nine regional clubs across Canada, including the Alberta Motor Association or AMA. For over 35 years, AMA Travel has been providing travel medical insurance to Albertans. Today, globetrotters can select one of four plans offering basic to premium coverage. A major upside to this insurance is that some plans  have no age limits. However, if you’re booking some adventurous travel, this plan is probably not suited to you.

• Pre-existing conditions rider
• Optional medical deductible
• CFAR reimbursement at 50%
• No age limits on some plans
• Only available to Alberta residents
• Medical questionnaire required at age 60
• Discounts only available to AMA members
• Maximum emergency medical is $5 million

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Founded in 1926, and now with 16 agencies across Alberta, the Alberta Motor Association (AMA) is the largest travel agency in the province with almost one million members. Besides offering roadside assistance, AMA also offers comprehensive travel booking, including flights, hotels, packaged vacations and rental cars, as well as travel insurance. It’s worth noting that you must be an Alberta resident to purchase AMA Travel Insurance.

AMA is part of a federation of clubs that includes the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) in Ontario, the American Automobile Association (AAA) in the U.S. and the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile in Quebec.

AMA Travel Insurance is underwritten by Orion Travel Insurance Company.

Here are the key types of travel insurance coverage offered in typical AMA Travel insurance plans:

• Emergency medical insurance: If you get ill or are injured on your trip, travel medical insurance can pay for emergency medical expenses, up to the coverage limits in your plan. These expenses can include doctor and hospital bills, medication and lab work.
• Trip cancellation insurance: If you cancel a trip for a reason listed in your travel policy, trip cancellation insurance can reimburse you for prepaid, non-refundable costs. AMA Travel provides reimbursement for 36 unexpected situations that may cause you to cancel your trip before departure, such as if you or your travelling companion gets sick, your airline goes on strike or you lose your job.
• Travel interruption or delay insurance: Trip interruption insurance can pay for a last-minute flight home in an emergency and money that you lose by cutting a trip short, such as non-refundable activities and hotel stays.
• Baggage insurance: Baggage travel insurance can compensate you up to your policy limits if your luggage is lost or stolen. It will reimburse the depreciated value of your suitcases and what you packed. If your bags are delayed, it can reimburse you for the cost of the necessities you’ll have to buy to tide you over. It also extends to your personal belongings, if lost, damaged or stolen.
• Travel accident insurance. This coverage offers compensation in the event of accidental death or catastrophic injury from an accident during your trip. Flight Accident Insurance covers injury while you’re on a commercial plane, during a connection or in an airport. Travel Accident Insurance covers death or dismemberment, including the loss of limbs or eyesight, while on your trip.

AMA offers four travel insurance plans for trips outside of Canada: The Premium Medical Package, the Medical Plan, the Non-Medical Premium Package and standalone Trip Cancellation and Trip Interruption Insurance.

Premium Medical Package (medical and travel coverage): This is the most comprehensive plan offered by AMA, which includes coverage for unforeseen medical emergencies, trip cancellation and interruption, travel accident and baggage loss, damage and delay.

Emergency medical treatment includes:

• Hospital accommodation up to a semi-private room
• Physicians’ fees
• Laboratory tests and X-rays
• Private duty nursing
• Ground ambulance service
• Prescription drugs
• Medical appliances including casts, splints, trusses, braces, crutches or the rental of a wheelchair
• Treatment by a chiropodist, chiropractor, osteopath, physiotherapist or podiatrist
• Emergency dental treatment due to a blow to the face)
• Emergency dental treatment due to illness, excluding roots canals or damage to dentures (maximum $500)
• Hospital allowance for long distance calls, TV rental when hospitalized for at least 48 hours (up to $50 per day to a maximum of $2,000)

Medical Plan: If you’re only worried about medical emergencies while travelling, this plan offers all of the medical coverage options of the Premium Medical Package plan and includes hospital accommodations, physician fees, lab tests, private nurses and ambulance services.

Non-Medical Premium Package: If you have medical coverage elsewhere, the Non-Medical Premium Package plan covers trip cancellation insurance, trip interruption, misconnection & delay insurance, baggage insurance and flight & travel accident insurance. You can also add Cancel for Any Other Reason insurance.

Trip Cancellation and Trip Interruption: This coverage provides reimbursement if you need to cancel your trip before departure, as well as expenses such as hotels, meals and taxi fares due to an unexpected trip delay. You can also add Cancel for Any Other Reason insurance.

There’s also an option for Family Coverage that covers you, your spouse and child(ren) if you’re travelling together. AMA Travel takes the age of the oldest person on the plan, calculates their premium and then multiplies it by 2.25. Family coverage usually offers better savings if the oldest person in the family is under age 60 and does not have any medical conditions, such as diabetes.

We’ve highlighted key benefits of AMA Travel Insurance to help you identify which plan is the best fit for you.

Here’s a comparison of the four plans to see how much maximum coverage you’ll get.

The price of an AMA Travel Insurance plan depends on factors such as the cost of your trip, your age and the amount of coverage you choose.

Here are some examples of the cost for AMA Travel Insurance single trip plans for healthy travellers based in Alberta. AMA members get 10% off of travel medical insurance.

With your emergency medical coverage you can also add an optional deductible, or the amount you will pay out of pocket before your coverage kicks in, to lower the cost of your premium by up to 45%.

World Nomads

Emergency medical: $5 million Cancel For Any Reason: No Baggage insurance (maximum): $1,000, $3,000

Related: World Nomads Travel Insurance Review

Manulife Financial

Emergency medical: $10 million Cancel For Any Reason: No Baggage insurance (maximum): $1,000

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Emergency medical: $5 million Cancel For Any Reason: No Baggage insurance (maximum): $1,500

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AMA Travel offers the following optional riders or add-ons:

• Pre-Existing Conditions Rider is available on any emergency medical plan and can reduce your stability period for pre-existing conditions to seven days. Under this coverage, you’ll be reimbursed for a maximum of $200,000 for eligible hospital and medical expenses for sickness or injury due to a pre-existing medical condition.
• BounceBack Insurance provides up to $2,000 in round-trip transportation to fly home before your return date and then return to your trip destination at a later date. Two circumstances can trigger this coverage: 1) An immediate family member is admitted to hospital or dies, and 2) A disaster causes your home to be uninhabitable after you leave for your trip.
• Rental Vehicle Damage insurance provides up to $80,000 for physical damage or loss for a rental car.

AMA members get 10% off of travel medical insurance and BounceBack insurance. The discount does not apply to premium plans or trip cancellation, interruption or delay insurance, or rental vehicle damage insurance.

Here’s an example for the Medical only plan:

Yes. You can buy multi-trip insurance if you travel more than once a year for multiple individual trips. AMA Travel’s Multi-Trip Annual Plans offer medical only coverage for four, eight, 15, 30 or 60 days and premium medical + travel coverage for nine, 16 or 30 days per trip. If you stay longer than the number of days you purchased, you can purchase a top-up. Multi-trip premium insurance is not available for travellers over age 59.

Here’s how the prices between single trip and multi-trip insurance compare:

AMA Assistance is available 24/7, 365 days of the year and can help you when you’re faced with an emergency. Support includes:

• Directing you to an appropriate physician or hospital at your trip destination.
• Providing multilingual interpreters to communicate with physicians and hospitals.
• Monitoring your care and ensuring only appropriate and medically necessary treatment is given.
• Communicating on your behalf to your family and physician.
• Paying hospitals, physicians and medical providers whenever possible.
• Arranging necessary transportation, such as an air ambulance, whenever necessary.
• Informing you of any expenses not covered by your policy.

When you call AMA Assistance, you’ll need to provide your name, policy number, your location and the nature of your emergency.

If you don’t contact AMA Assistance before receiving medical treatment, you may be limited to reimbursement of 80% of eligible medical expenses, to a maximum of $25,000. AMA Assistance must also approve certain benefits, such as MRIs, CAT scans, ultrasounds or biopsies, in advance. If you receive treatment prior to approval, you may be reimbursed on the basis of “reasonable and customary charges” that may be different from the actual charges.

Your standard trip cancellation insurance with AMA Travel covers 36 unexpected situations that could cause your trip to be cancelled before you leave. These include:

• You or your travel companion gets sick, injured or dies
• A close friend dies within 10 days of leaving for your trip
• You, your spouse or your travelling companion experience pregnancy complications in the first 31 weeks and have been advised not to travel
• You or your travelling companion’s house or business is burglarized within seven days of leaving for your trip
• You, your spouse, your travelling companion or his/her spouse loses a job

AMA Travel also offers Cancel For Any Other Reason insurance that allows you to cancel up to three hours before departure and receive a 50% refund, if you purchase your travel arrangements with AMA Travel, CAA Travel or amatravel.ca and purchase the policy within 72 hours of booking that trip.

While trip cancellation covers any issues that happen before you leave, trip interruption covers issues once you’ve already left home.

Trip interruption insurance covers issues, such as:

• A missed connection due to bad weather, road delays or a road accident
• A medical emergency back home

AMA Travel also offers Interruption For Any Other Reason insurance up to $2,500, that covers you for any reason outside of your policy to the following limits:

• 50% reimbursement of your unused nonrefundable arrangements if your travel is booked through AMA Travel, CAA Travel or amatravel.ca
• Up to $1,000 for the extra cost of a one-way economy airfare to return home or any fees incurred to change the date of your original return ticket.

These benefits kick in only if your trip is interrupted 48 hours or more after your arrival.

For travellers under age 59, AMA Travel will not pay any claims due to any sickness, injury or medical condition that is not stable in the three months before your departure date (and for travellers age 70 to 84, your condition must be stable for six months), unless you purchase the Pre-Existing Medical Condition rider that reduces the waiting period to seven days and covers to a maximum of $200,000.

For travellers under age 59 and under, AMA Travel will also not cover any lung condition if in the three months prior to your departure date you received treatment with prednisone. For travellers aged 69 and under, the time period is three months before your effective date and for travellers aged 70 to 84, the time period is six months before your effective date.

If you’re concerned about a pre-existing condition, you can purchase the Pre-Existing Conditions Rider on any emergency medical plan and reduce your stability period to seven days. Under this coverage, you’ll be reimbursed for a maximum of $200,000 for eligible hospital and medical expenses for sickness or injury due to a pre-existing medical condition.

There are a number of scenarios not covered by travel insurance and it’s critical to know what not to do before you make a claim only to be told you’re on the hook for all associated costs. The following are some of the most common issues not covered by travel insurance:

• A claim against an unstable pre-existing medical condition. AMA defines a condition as unstable if you have sought medical treatment for that condition, if new or existing symptoms appear or there has been a change in medication or the dose you take.
• For insured children under two years old, any sickness or medical condition related to a birth defect
• Injury or illness as a result of alcohol or drug abuse
• Travelling to get medical treatment, included diagnosis, surgery, investigation, palliative care or alternative therapy
• Complications from pregnancy nine weeks before or after the expected date of delivery
• Claims related to a child born on the trip
• Death or injury due to activities related to being in the air, including planes, balloons, kite balloons, airship, glider, hang glider, paraglider, parasail, parachute, kite and wingsuits
• Death or injury while participating in a professional sport or any motorized speed contests
• Non-emergency, experimental or elective treatment, including cosmetic surgery, chronic care or rehabilitation
• The replacement cost of an existing prescription, contact lenses or prosthetic teeth or limbs
• Cataract surgery or services provided by a naturopath
• Travelling against medical advice or not following medical advice in regards to treatment.
• Any loss resulting from an act of terrorism
• A travel visa not issued in time due to a late application

If any of the following conditions or situations applies, you will be considered ineligible for any coverage under a policy with AMA Travel, except for rental vehicle damage insurance:

• You have been diagnosed with a terminal illness and given six months to live.
• You have been advised by a physician not to travel.
• You require kidney dialysis.
• You have ever had an organ transplant, except for a cornea transplant.
• You have been diagnosed with or received treatment for metastatic cancer within the last five years.
• You have been prescribed home oxygen for a lung condition in the last 12 months.

You can file a claim online 24/7 by visiting the AMA Travel website and accessing the appropriate claim form(s). Depending on the kind of claim, you will also need to provide supporting documentation.

For example, for accidental dental expenses you will need to provide an accident report from the physician or dentist. For a Trip Cancellation claim due to medical reasons, you’ll need to provide a medical certificate by your doctor stating why travel was not possible as well as your entire medical file.

Other documentation may include:

• Itemized bills from your licensed medical provider
• Original prescription drug receipts
• A report from the airline, cruise or tour operator if your delay claim is due to misconnection
• Original invoices and receipts for out-of-pocket expenses
• Original tickets
• Police reports

AMA Travel Insurance FAQs

Does ama travel insurance pay for medical costs upfront.

Yes, in most cases AMA will pay hospitals, physicians and other medical providers directly. However, the insurer notes that there may be some “incidental expenses” that you will need to pay out of pocket and that you should keep your original receipts to submit for reimbursement. For example, as part of your emergency medical coverage you are entitled to a hospital allowance of up to $50 per day to a maximum of $2,000, which will be reimbursed to you as a lump sum after your release from hospital.

Does AMA Travel Insurance cover COVID-19?

Yes. Emergency medical plans with AMA Travel provide coverage for COVID-19-related illnesses when Canadian government travel advisories are at Level 2 (Exercise a high degree of caution) or Level 1 (Exercise normal security precautions). AMA Travel Insurance also provides up to $2.5 million coverage if you are partially vaccinated or up to $5 million if you are fully vaccinated for COVID-related illnesses that occur when travelling during a Level 3 travel advisory (Avoid non-essential travel).

Does AMA Travel Insurance offer coverage extensions?

Yes. Your coverage is automatically extended for five days starting on the final day of your trip due to carrier delays, weather, vehicle breakdown or accidents. If you are hospitalized, your coverage is extended for the period of hospitalization, plus five days after discharge. You can also request an extension if you want to stay longer provided you apply before the expiry date of your policy and you haven’t made any claims or you’re not currently seeking treatment.

Does AMA Travel Insurance require a medical questionnaire?

Yes. Travellers age 60 and over must complete a medical questionnaire that asks questions such as: Has it been more than 18 months since your last medical check-up, have you visited the emergency room more than once in the last 12 months, have you been a smoker in the last five years, have you had surgery in the last 12 months and have you received treatment or medication for cardiovascular conditions, diabetes, cancer, neurological conditions or respiratory conditions?

If it’s discovered that you did not answer the questions truthfully or there are any errors, you’ll be responsible for the first $5,000 of any claim and the additional premium required will be evaluated on the accurate answers.

Does AMA Travel have any age restrictions?

Yes. The single trip premium package (that includes medical and trip coverage) is available to travellers age 84 and under. The medical only plan, non-medical premium package and trip cancellation and trip interruption plan have no maximum age.

When does my coverage with AMA Travel begin?

If you purchase cancellation coverage, it begins the day you buy your policy and ends the day when you make a claim or leave on your trip. Your interruption coverage, if purchased, begins when you leave home. Your delay coverage begins once an insured risk prevents you from returning home as scheduled.

Can I get a refund with AMA Travel?

Single trip medical plans and top-ups are fully refundable before the effective date. Partial refunds are possible as long as there is no claim made on the policy and you can provide proof of early return.

Does AMA Travel offer a free look period?

Yes. AMA Travel offers a 10-day “Right To Examine” period where you can review and cancel your policy within 10 days of purchase if you have not already left for your trip and there is no claim in progress, or that you haven’t experienced a potentially covered event (such as becoming sick).

Can I book my trip with points and then make a claim on my travel insurance?

No. AMA Travel does not insure or reimburse the monetary value of any travel costs that have been booked and paid for with points, miles or any other travel rewards program.

Fiona Campbell is a Staff Writer for Forbes Advisor Canada. She started her career on Bay Street, but followed her love for research, writing and a good story into journalism. She is the former editor of Bankrate Canada, and has over 20 years of experience writing for various publications, including the Globe and Mail, Financial Post Business, Advisor’s Edge, Mydoh.ca and more.

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