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Travel Insurance
ABOVE:
The pigeon may be
cute, but if you're pecked to the point of missing the plane, travel insurance
can save the day.
If you're like most people, you'd rather
spend your money on a good dinner than on trip-insurance coverage. But travel
insurance can be worthwhile, especially when you've spent money upfront for a
nonrefundable or only partly refundable tour, cruise, or air tickets. It can
also reduce the financial consequences of lost baggage, emergency medical
treatment or evacuation, bankrupt airlines or tour companies, and other
travel-related disastersWhere to buy travel insurance
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agencies and cruise lines often sell travel insurance, but not all policies are
the same--which means it pays to compare coverage before you buy. Our
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or tour company. Here's what to look for before you buy a policy.
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