Europe Travel Alert: No Travel Insurance Coverage Until a Terrorist Attack Occurs, says Squaremouth
Despite the travel alert, travel insurance can still be purchased for trips to European destinations, but in order for coverage to be triggered, a terrorist attack must occur.
A Travel Alert is Not Enough
Even with the increased risk of terrorism in
"The threat of terrorism is not enough to trigger coverage," said Squaremouth spokesperson
An attack must meet the following requirements to be covered by the Terrorism benefit:
- It must be deemed an act of terrorism by the
U.S. Department of State - It must occur within 7-30 days of the traveler's departure date, depending on the policy
- It must occur in or near a city listed on the traveler's itinerary
Terrorism Coverage is Still Available
Travelers can still buy a policy with the Terrorism benefit to be covered for an upcoming trip to
Travelers who want to be able to cancel without a terrorist attack occurring must purchase a policy with the Cancel For Any Reason upgrade. This optional upgrade reimburses up to 75% of a traveler's trip expenses if they cancel for a reason that is not otherwise covered, but it typically increases a policy's premium by about 40%. The upgrade is only available within 14-30 days of a traveler's first trip payment and requires them to insure 100% of their prepaid and non-refundable trip expenses.
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