Archive for the 'Travel Insurance News' Category

When In Doubt, Insure

Thursday, June 24th, 2010

One of the better newspaper articles about travel insurance appeared this past Sunday in the New York Times Travel Section under the byline of The Practical Traveler. The title of the article is, “When In Doubt, Insure” by David A. Kelly. Mr. Kelly did a good job with a difficult subject. [...]

Volcanoes – New Position Statements for Future Travel

Sunday, May 2nd, 2010

Here are the latest position statements concerning the volcanoes in Iceland and future impact on travel insurance:
CSA Travel Protection
Travel & Coverage Alerts from CSA
Volcanic Ash Cloud Update
05/21/2010
A cloud of volcanic ash again interfered with regular flight patterns beginning Sunday May 16, 2010, in Northern Ireland, Scotland and England. A flight ban was imposed in the [...]

Ash Cloud and Travel Insurance

Monday, April 19th, 2010

As you can guess we’ve had a lot of calls from travelers concerning the current problems in Europe that are being caused by the ash cloud that is spewing into the atmosphere from the volcano eruption in Iceland. Most travel insurance companies have stated how their policies will react. Click here for the [...]

Natural Disaster and Travel Insurance

Friday, April 16th, 2010

As you can imagine we’ve been receiving questions about the current volcano eruption in Iceland and the ash cloud that it has released. How does travel insurance apply?
Travel Insurance policies contain 4 separate coverages that might apply:

1. trip cancellation,
2. trip interruption,
3. missed connection, and
4. travel delay.

All 4 of these are “named peril” coverages [...]

CSA Brings Back the Old Custom Plans

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010

CSA Travel Protection brings back some really good coverage with their “updated” Custom and Custom Luxe plans.