The Guest Entertainer Program that’s easy to manage and cost-effective

Travel Medical and Liability coverage in one streamlined program.

Cruise lines and entertainment companies often bring on large numbers of guest entertainers, performers, and production staff on short-term contracts throughout the year. Managing insurance requirements can be challenging when coverage varies between individuals.

MHG's Guest Entertainer Program includes options for both Travel Medical insurance and Third-Party Liability coverage. Instead of managing multiple individual policies, cruise lines and entertainment companies can offer a consistent insurance solution for guest entertainers and production staff.

The Guest Entertainer Program that’s easy to manage and cost-effective

Learn more about the Guest Entertainer Program

Explore how the Guest Entertainer Program works and why cruise lines and entertainment companies use it to provide coverage for onboard performers.

How the Guest Entertainer Program works

How the Guest Entertainer Program works

Coverage that everyone will be applauding for.
  • Once the policy is active, participants can enroll through their engagement contract.
  • Participants can enroll in Travel Medical coverage, Third-Party Liability coverage, both coverages, or opt out if they provide proof of acceptable insurance.
  • Premiums are calculated based on the number of days onboard and deducted from pay. Days used are reported quarterly. Names are not required.
Key highlights of the Guest Entertainer Program

Key highlights of the Guest Entertainer Program

Consistent coverage, simplified administration, and a better experience for everyone involved.
  • Travel Medical and Third-Party Liability coverage is available to all nationalities worldwide.
  • Travel Medical coverage applies to covered accidents and illnesses that occur while entertainers are under contract, whether onboard the ship or ashore.
  • Third-Party Liability coverage responds to claims involving accidental injury to others or accidental damage to onboard property.
  • Competitive pricing designed to encourage participation.
  • Consistent insurance standards across entertainment groups.
  • Reduced administrative workload.