All Events in Coverage Before the Cruise

Coverage Before the Cruise

• Can I cancel my cruise because of a hurricane? January 3, 2017

  Hurricanes and inclement weather that impact your cruise can be covered reasons to cancel your trip.

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• Can I cancel my cruise because of the Zika virus? January 3, 2017

  Concern over the Zika virus is not a covered reason to cancel your cruise on standard Trip Cancellation policies.

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• What if my bags are delayed on the way to the port? January 3, 2017

  If your bags are delayed by a specified period of time on the way to the port, you can be covered to buy clothing, toiletries, and other essential items.

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• What if I am delayed and miss my cruise departure? January 3, 2017

  If your common carrier is delayed and you miss your cruise departure, you can be reimbursed for meals and accommodations during the delay, as well as additional costs to catch up to your cruise. If your delay meets the requirements under the Trip Cancellation benefit, you may also be covered to cancel your trip altogether and be reimbursed 100% of your prepaid and nonrefundable trip cost.

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• When does travel insurance coverage begin? January 3, 2017

  Trip Cancellation coverage begins the day after a policy is purchased. Other benefits, like Travel Delay and Missed Connection, also begin before departure. Emergency Medical, Medical Evacuation, and other benefits are designed to begin when you leave home for your trip.

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• Am I covered if my cruise line changes the itinerary? January 3, 2017

  Travel insurance purchased outside of your cruise line does not provide coverage in the event the cruise line changes your itinerary.

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