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With so many people expected to travel this holiday season, airlines are facing their biggest stress test since the COVID-19 pandemic began; if you find your...
We could see a perfect storm for airline cancellations and delays this holiday season. Here’s how to win the rebooking race and avoid an airline meltdown.
KXLY May 17, 2021 4:00 AM Erica Lamberg - Forbes Advisor Posted: Updated: May 17, 2021 10:33 AM Travel insurance is a good safeguard against very serious trip problems like medical emergencies. But your travel insurance policy may also include benefits for little mishaps. “Travel insurance isn’t just for catastrophes. It can help with those annoying inconveniences that aren’t the end of the world but can slow the momentum of your travels,” says Christina Tunnah, a spokesperson for World Nomads. Here’s how you can use travel insurance to assist with minor inconveniences whi...
Travel insurance policies have adapted to include coronavirus — but they still don't cover everything.
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...