About

James Clark is an in-house Senior Copywriter at Squaremouth with over a decade of writing experience across industries like travel, hospitality, and FinTech.

With nearly three years at Squaremouth, he helps customers make informed insurance decisions by translating complex benefits and coverage information into simple explanations and sharing trends and industry insights from our internal marketplace data.

As a passionate traveler and advocate for smart budgeting, James has explored 35+ countries, most recently Iceland, in search of unique and affordable experiences.

His expertise in personal finance and travel has led to features in publications such as TravelAge, TravelPulse, Yahoo Finance, Entrepreneur Magazine, and CBS News.

Expertise

Domestic & International Travel

Travel Insurance

Hospitality

Budgeting & FinTech

Education

University of Tampa

Recent Work by James Clark

10 min read

10 Best Spring Break Travel Destinations for Families (2026)

The time of year is approaching when students and their teachers are due for a much-needed break from the classroom. ...

7 min read

Does Vrbo Offer Travel Insurance?

Key Takeaways Short-term rentals (STRs) are becoming more and more popular for travelers, and there are good reasons ...

7 min read

Why 2026 Is The Most Pivotal Year in Travel (Since COVID)

2026 is shaping up to be one of the most difficult years for travelers in the last decade. Apart from the COVID-19 pa...

8 min read

Norwegian Cruise Line Travel Insurance: What You Need to Know Before Setting Sail

Searching for the right cruise requires lots of time, energy, and money. Unfortunately, cruises also present unique l...

5 min read

How Much Travel Health Insurance Do You Need for European Trips?

One of the most common fears among Americans visiting Europe is getting sick or injured during their trip. Not only c...

9 min read

Does My Health Insurance Cover International Travel?

Key Takeaways:  Does My Health Insurance Cover International Travel? The U.S. Department of State confirms that ...