Need To Know: Travel Insurance for Hurricanes
Travelers visiting hurricane-prone destinations in the coming months may be extra cautious on the heels of Hurricane Ian.
According to Squaremouth, if travelers are concerned about a hurricane or storm impacting their trip, it's best to buy a policy as soon as possible. Travel insurance, just like any other type, is only designed to cover the unforeseen. Once a storm is named, coverage can no longer be applied.
Tropical storms receive a name once their wind speeds reach 39 miles per hour. Insurance providers use that date to determine when they have a "foreseeable" impact on travel, thus excluding them from coverage on future plans.
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The biggest factor that impacts the premium of a travel insurance policy is the insured trip cost. When buying a policy, travelers can choose to insure all or just some of their expenses.
For example, many accommodations are refundable up until a certain point right before the trip. Travelers can choose to insure just a portion of their expenses upfront, and add additional costs later on or as they become nonrefundable. At that point, if the storm is no longer a threat, they can decide whether or not to insure additional expenses.
Squaremouth's Hurricane and Travel Insurance Resource is updated with advice for travelers answers to the most common questions about coverage for storms.
Squaremouth is a travel insurance comparison company that helps customers instantly search, compare, and buy travel insurance policies online.
Squaremouth.com hosts the most intuitive travel insurance quoting and comparison engine on the market today. Coupled with over 100,000 verified customer reviews and the largest portfolio of products, Squaremouth allows customers to purchase a travel insurance policy from every major provider in the US.
As a company, we prioritize reputation over profits, with a core goal of helping every customer find the coverage they need for the lowest possible price. Founded in 2003, Squaremouth.com - and our multi-award-winning customer service team - has helped more than 2 million travelers find the best travel insurance policy for their trip.
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