Key aspects of travel insurance in Kenya include:

1. Medical Emergencies: Coverage for medical expenses incurred due to illness or accidents while traveling. This may include hospitalization, emergency medical treatment, doctor's visits, and repatriation in case of severe medical conditions.
2. Trip Cancellation or Interruption: Reimbursement for non-refundable trip costs if the trip is canceled or cut short due to covered reasons such as illness, death in the family, natural disasters, or other unforeseen events.
3. Travel Delay or Missed Connections: Compensation for additional expenses incurred due to flight delays, missed connections, or other travel-related delays beyond the traveler's control.
4. Baggage Loss or Delay: Coverage for lost, stolen, or damaged luggage and personal belongings during the trip. Some policies also cover expenses for essential items if baggage is delayed for a certain period.
5. Personal Liability: Coverage for legal expenses or liabilities arising from causing injury to others or damaging third-party property during the trip.
6. Emergency Evacuation: Assistance and coverage for emergency evacuation to the nearest adequate medical facility in case of serious illness or injury. 

Travel insurance can provide peace of mind to travelers by offering financial protection and assistance during unexpected situations that could disrupt or impact their trip. It's advisable to choose a policy that aligns with your travel plans and adequately covers potential risks you might encounter during your journey.