Drive away without the surprises

Not always. Many Canadian credit cards include some rental collision coverage and travel insurance can play a role, but it depends on your specific card, insurer, country and vehicle. Lisa explains the options so you can confirm with your provider and decide — instead of guessing under pressure at the counter.

Yes. Lisa coordinates the rental with your flights and hotel so pickup and drop-off line up with the rest of your trip, as one plan rather than a separate booking.

Lisa flags what to check for your destination — like an International Driving Permit where it's required, driving on the other side of the road, and tolls or zone rules — and points you to official sources so you're set up to drive legally and confidently.

It depends on what you already have. Collision, liability and personal coverage may be partly covered by your credit card or travel insurance, but the conditions vary, so the only reliable answer is to confirm with your own provider. Lisa helps you understand the options and the right questions to ask.

Many do for collision, but coverage is conditional — on the card, the country, the vehicle type and how you pay. It's important to verify directly with your card issuer before you travel. Lisa makes sure you know to check rather than assume.