Sentences with phrase «cover nonrefundable expenses»

Unique cancellation benefits that cover nonrefundable expenses — even those to the medical facility — if you have to cancel.

Not exact matches

If your trip is canceled, you'll be covered for the prepaid, nonrefundable eligible travel expenses - prepaid tours, for example.

Tuition Insurance can often reimburse your tuition payments housing and meals fees, and other nonrefundable expenses if a student withdraws because of a covered reasons.

For the most part, the types of expenses that trip cancellation insurance companies cover are nonrefundable expenses.

That same card will provide up to $ 5,000 per person per trip toward nonrefundable expenses if the trip is canceled, interrupted or extended for a covered reason such as severe weather.

If your trip is cut short because of a covered reason, you can receive reimbursement to cover all prepaid, nonrefundable expenses.

The international traveler's health insurance might not cover them while they are abroad (coverage that travel insurance can provide) and $ 2,000 in nonrefundable expenses would be a lot to forfeit in the event they had to cancel their trip.

Cancel for Any Reason Insurance can be purchased as an addition to your travel insurance policy and will provide some reimbursement for trip expenses and deposits that are otherwise considered to be nonrefundable should you need to cancel your trip for any reason not typically covered under the basic trip cancellation benefit.

With vacation insurance from RoamRight, you'll be able to recoup those pre-paid, nonrefundable expenses if you had to cancel for a covered reason.

If an illness, accident, or other covered unforeseen circumstance forces a traveler to cancel or interrupt their plans, they can face two potentially significant major financial losses — money invested in nonrefundable pre-payments, and medical expenses that in many instances may not be covered by health insurance.

A comprehensive travel insurance plan through Travel Guard can provide trip cancellation coverage for the traveler's vacation investment — the insurance company reimburses the traveler for all pre-paid, nonrefundable expenses for a covered loss.

If the weather or other covered reason forces you to cancel your trip, you can be reimbursed for your nonrefundable expenses, up to the amount of coverage you purchase.

You can buy a more expensive «cancel for any reason» policy that will cover any reason for cancellation (but it's more expensive and you'll only get a percentage of your nonrefundable deposit and expenses back).

If the weather or other covered reasons force you to cancel your trip, you can be reimbursed for your nonrefundable expenses, up to the amount of coverage you purchase.

For this benefit, Covered Expenses means additional transportation expenses incurred to join the departed cruise or tour, reasonable additional accommodation and meal expenses incurred en route to catch up to the cruise or tour, and nonrefundable cruise or tour payments for the unused portion of your air, land, or water travel arranExpenses means additional transportation expenses incurred to join the departed cruise or tour, reasonable additional accommodation and meal expenses incurred en route to catch up to the cruise or tour, and nonrefundable cruise or tour payments for the unused portion of your air, land, or water travel arranexpenses incurred to join the departed cruise or tour, reasonable additional accommodation and meal expenses incurred en route to catch up to the cruise or tour, and nonrefundable cruise or tour payments for the unused portion of your air, land, or water travel arranexpenses incurred en route to catch up to the cruise or tour, and nonrefundable cruise or tour payments for the unused portion of your air, land, or water travel arrangements.

Most travel insurance plans cover all nonrefundable, prepaid travel expenses for delays or cancellations due to acts of nature.

Trip cancellation insurance covers nonrefundable financial penalties or losses incurred as a result of cancelling a trip for unforeseen reasons, including reimbursement for nonrefundable expenses such as flight tickets and tours.

Once your cruise departs, the Trip Interruption benefit can reimburse your prepaid and nonrefundable trip expenses if you miss a portion of your cruise for a covered reason, including:

If an illness, accident, or other covered unforeseen circumstance forces a traveler to cancel or interrupt their travel plans, they face two potentially major financial losses — money invested in nonrefundable pre-payments and medical expenses that in many instances may not be covered by health insurance.