Is the Las Vegas grasshopper invasion covered by my insurance?
There’s a grasshopper invasion in Las Vegas. And people like Julie Peterson want to know if her travel insurance covers grasshopper invasions.
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What happens if you give the wrong information on your insurance application?
Jacob Finn made a big mistake when he applied for travel insurance. And now he’s in big trouble. He’s also learned the answer to the question: What happens when you give the wrong information on your insurance application?
Do you need travel insurance? You better read this
Do you need travel insurance for your upcoming summer vacation? You’re not alone. It’s going to be a big year for travel insurance. Really big.
This is the best way to travel
Turn off your cellphone. Downsize your luggage. And remember that your standards aren’t necessarily their standards.Ask the most experienced travelers for their advice, and that’s what they’ll tell you. And who are the world’s most experienced travelers? They are hard-working business travelers, including expatriates and foreign service workers, who live outside the U.S. for weeks, months, even years at a time.
I thought my travel insurance purchase failed. Do I have to pay for all of this?
When Thomas Doran tried to buy travel insurance for his vacation to Ireland, the purchase failed three times. Or so he thought.
Are travelers cooling to the sharing economy?
Angela Diaz suffers from travel sharing fatigue. She recently rented a two-bedroom home in Dania Beach, Florida, but wishes she’d stayed in a hotel, instead.
Here’s how to untangle an airfare and trip insurance mess
Marilyn Weaver books Jet2.com tickets to fly from Manchester, England, to Rhodes, Greece. Then the surprise charges from the airline begin. Can our advocates help her sort this out?
Is an annual travel insurance policy right for you?
If you’re thinking of buying a travel insurance policy for your summer vacation, here’s a thought: Why not get one for the whole year?
Why you should always, always read the fine print on a travel insurance policy
Before Bonnie Solberg booked a South Dakota vacation, she thought travel insurance might be a good idea. It was.
An even better idea: reading the fine print on her travel insurance policy before she bought it.
Solberg’s tragic story is a case study in policies that look great at first glance. But a closer examination of the fine print reveals that they may not protect you when you need them most.
Another surge in consumer complaints for February
February saw yet another surge in consumer complaints, with American Airlines, United Airlines and Expedia leading.