Manchester Bombing: What a “Severe” Terrorism Threat Level Means for Travel Insurance
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Future Attacks Can Be Covered
Although an ensuing attack is "highly likely", the "severe" threat level does not impact the availability of travel insurance for those with upcoming trips planned to the
Most insurance providers view another attack as a separate event from the
"Unfortunately, it is too late to buy a new policy with coverage for the
What the Terrorism Benefit Covers
Most travel insurance policies with the Terrorism benefit cover a traveler to cancel an upcoming trip if an attack is declared an act of terrorism, and occurs in or near their destination within 30 days of their arrival.
Concern Over Terrorism Reaches an
Interest in terrorism coverage is the highest it's ever been, according to Squaremouth sales data. Travelers going to
Annual Increase in Sales with Terrorism Coverage for Top 5 European Destinations
Italy (+110%)United Kingdom (+85%)France (+130%)Spain (+63%)Germany (+94%)
Squaremouth's
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