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Travel Insured International Announces Improved Travel Protection Products News provided by Share this article Share this article GLASTONBURY, Conn., March 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Travel Insured International has launched new, improved travel protection products for its Worldwide Trip Protector series. The company will now be offering two comprehensive retail products, which are enhancements of the Worldwide Trip Protector and Worldwide Trip Protector Lite plans. The Worldwide Trip Protector Lite features additional covered reasons for Trip Delay, Trip Cancellation, and Trip Interruption a...

Cancel for Any Reason Travel Insurance: What You Need to Know © (Getty Images) Travel insurance coronavirus As travelers still might need to cancel upcoming vacations and reschedule trips, they may find that even though they had purchased travel insurance, the policy doesn't cover the cost of their vacation. That is probably because an event like the coronavirus pandemic was not a reason for cancellation specified in their plan. "Most policies cover a limited amount of peril, so there can be exclusions, such as CDC warnings and travel advisories," according to Erin Gavin, insurance product...

Shivani Vora, CNN • Updated 29th January 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail (CNN) — People who had travel insurance in 2020 found that their policies offered little protection against the global pandemic that dramatically upended trips all over the world. So what kind of reassurance does travel insurance provide in 2021? Given the fine print and complexities around insurance, the answer isn't straightforward, but the bottom line is that US consumers can expect more benefits out of their travel insurance going forward than they did before. And following a year that brought travel to a crawl and dec...

Make sure your passport is valid before heading on a cruise. (Photo by yenwen/Getty Images) Long before you check in for your cruise, you should take a quick glance at whatever identification document you’re going to use during the check-in process to make sure it hasn’t expired — or is even close to expiring. On many cruise itineraries, you will need a passport, and many of the countries that cruise lines visit require passports to be valid for at least six months beyond the date you plan to leave the country. Also, note that many countries require you to have at least two blank pages ...

14 things you should do before every cruise Gene Sloan © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. You’ve booked your cruise. You’ve booked your flights. You’ve booked your pre- and post-cruise hotels. Now, it’s just a matter of counting the days until your watery adventure begins, right? Well, not quite. There are many (mostly) little things you still need to do before you begin your journey to the pier to board your ship.