Travel insurance plans normally include a package of benefits ranging from trip cancellation, to medical evacuation, to life insurance. There are many situations a traveler might face where multiple coverage benefits would apply. For example, a medical emergency could lead to a claim for emergency medical, medical evacuation, trip interruption and even life insurance. Recently, Travelex included a story from a traveler whose cruise was affected by the earthquake in Chile earlier this year and multiple coverage benefits applied. The following is an excerpt from the customer review.
We had a couple booked on a 23 day itinerary to South America which we insured with Travel Select. The trip was to begin with a Princess Cruise scheduled to depart from Santiago, Chile on March 2, 2010. Due to the earthquake that disrupted travel throughout South America, our clients were unable to get to their ship before it left. The earliest they could re-join their trip was on March 12 in Montevideo; day 13 of my clients’ 23 day trip. This is where the Travel Select policy really helped out: an earthquake is considered a natural disaster and is covered as a Trip Delay. The real Read more…
As the final post of our focus on obesity this month, I thought it a good example to use where this hernia could have possibly been prevented through weight management (although such a young dog is likely to have needed surgery no matter what).
You’d think that after the last 6 posts on the pawsome changes to our policies in our move to RLI (see Embrace has a new insurance partner – A+ rated RLI Corp), I’d have exhausted the list by now but there’s still more:
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