An Act amending the act of May 31, 2018 (P.L.125, No.26), known as the Travel Insurance Modernization Act, providing for scope and purpose; further providing for definitions, for licensure of limited lines travel insurance producers, for requirements for sale of travel insurance and for policy; and providing for travel protection plans, for sales practices, for travel administrators, for filing classification and for regulations.

This bill updates Pennsylvania's Travel Insurance Modernization Act to create a clearer legal framework for selling travel insurance within the state. It establishes specific definitions for key terms like "travel administrator" and "eligible group," which includes organizations such as employers, schools, and travel agencies that can offer coverage to their members. The legislation also clarifies that certain services, such as cancellation fee waivers, are not considered insurance and outlines requirements for how these products must be sold and regulated. Ultimately, the law aims to standardize the industry by defining who can sell these policies and ensuring that consumers receive consistent protection when purchasing travel insurance.