CSA Travel Protection Rebrands To Generali Global Assistance

by Richard D'Ambrosio / May 16, 2017

Travel insurance provider CSA Travel Protection has rebranded as Generali Global Assistance, taking several Europ Assistance business lines in the United States and rebranding them under the Generali name.

Products and solutions carrying the CSA Travel Protection name will be transitioned over time to fall under the Generali Global Assistance brand, while retaining and enhancing the offerings and services to its customers that it has established over the past 25 years.

Several new and enhanced travel insurance plans under the Generali Global Assistance brand will be launched in the United States soon, the company said.

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