Depends on what you want it to cover. I suggest reading the fine print of any travel insurance policy before you commit. Know what you want it to cover (lost bags? Booking a last minute fare on another carrier? Medical emergency?). Don't assume.
Me too! I was kind of excited until I realized that that wasn't even one of the routes.
The problem is people assume the policies cover more then they do. People don't read them. Some people think any policy is cancel for any reason,. They assume their doctor will furnish a note sufficient for a claim. Doesn't work that way. People traveling internationally might need travel insurance. Some health polices don't include international coverage. Cruises and tours frequently have substantial cancellation. penalties months in advance. A travel policy will cover those penalities if you need to cancel for a covered reason.
I have CSR. The travel coverage is included. It's sufficient for many circumstances. The limits may be too low for some circumstances. Like any travel policy it covers far less then people think. I had to cancel a trip to WDW. It didn't cover my MVMCP tickets. The policy excludes all tickets including theater and sports. I bought the tickets from a third party. Disney eventually authorized a refund. Illustrates my point, travel insurance covers less then we think and companies make exceptions more then we think.
We used AIG Travelguard years ago and they paid with no problem aftermy wife had to spend a few days in the hospital in Celebration. Change in air fare, extra hotel days plus the hospital copay. Their policies are quite clear in what is and is not covered and you can see it before you buy. Finally, you can buy different levels of coverage.
$10 for what? It's very comprehend although it's gotten expensive.
I don´t remember. It was the airline insurance you can get when buying the tickets. There were 8 tickets and it wasn´t too much.
