Most travel insurance plans have a trip cancellation benefit that will cover up to 100 percent of your nonrefundable prepaid trip costs.
If you have to cancel all or part of your trip for certain covered reasons, like:
You or a traveling companion experience a serious illness or injury that prevents you or a traveling companion from doing so.
You enter into legal separation or divorce proceedings prior to departure Your travel destination is uninhabitable following a natural disaster or other catastrophe (restrictions may apply).
CFAR benefits change by guarantor, however these plans normally repay you for half to 75% of prepaid.
Outing costs in the event that you drop your excursion for an explanation not recorded in your movement protection policys trip retraction terms.
