Does Travel Insurance Cover the New Cuba Ban? Not Likely says Yonder Travel Insurance
What does this mean for an estimated 800,000 travelers looking forward to their upcoming cruise to
Check with your cruise line regarding their refund policy. Cruise lines with itineraries to
If you purchased travel insurance for your upcoming cruise, it's unlikely this is considered a covered reason to cancel and receive a full refund. The cancellation reason (a change in a tour itinerary) would not be listed as a covered trip cancellation reason for most travel insurance policies. The only type of coverage that may issue up to a 75% refund of your nonrefundable trip costs is Cancel for Any Reason coverage. To qualify, you would have needed to purchase this specific coverage within 10-21 days of your initial trip deposit and insure 100% of the nonrefundable costs toward your trip. The cancellation must also occur at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled departure date.
If you haven't purchased travel insurance for your upcoming cruise and you're still within 10-21 days of making your initial deposit, you may still qualify for Cancel for Any Reason coverage! Run a quote or ask a travel insurance expert to see what your travel insurance options are at this time.
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