Sentences with phrase «covered terrorist event»

Airport worker demonstrations are not a covered reason for Trip Interruption, nor is avoiding travel because of fear for one's safety unless a covered terrorist event or political upheaval occurred, which was not indicated here.

* Requires the plan to have been in effect at least 30 days ** Covers terrorist events at U.S. destinations only *** Coverage restricted to citizens of certain states **** Valid only if the U.S. government has not issued a travel warning in the six months prior to your arrival ***** Available with optional upgrade

Previous Terror Attacks Could Negate Future Coverage While travelers can buy insurance to cover a future attack, some policies will not cover a terrorist event if a previous terrorist attack has occurred in the same city within the past 30 - 90 days.

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These include extra scrutiny at ports, which could delay shipments from Western Europe; extra queries from customers who may be using their services to travel to and from Paris; and the demand for insurance that will cover them in the event of another terrorist attack.

blame media for over flogging d incident and their exageration, in a real sense media supose to be everywhere not to be carring camera after the incident and start asking people question, as big as Baga town there shuld be media in that area to cover any event there, i beleive some boko haram sponsored paid media at d detriment of d jtf, Baga people harbour terrorist to attack jtf, definitly those kind people are terrorist too, the people that jubilate for the death of any soldier that came to secure them, media shuld stop promoting public sympathy on these criminals if we want to eradicate terrorist completly in our country

But, you're not covered if there has been a terrorist event at your international destination generally within the 30 days before your plan's effective date.

If there is a terrorist event at the customer's location while they are there, they can interrupt their trip and travel insurance will cover unused non-refundable expenses plus extra expenses to return home on short notice.»

His work as a historical photographer for FEMA covers such events as the World Trade Center terrorist attack of September 2011, Hurricane Katrina, and the 2013 Colorado floods.

However, you're not covered if there has been a terrorist event at your international destination generally within the 30 days before your plan's effective date.

Some plans — like the OneTrip Prime Plan — can consider terrorism to be a covered reason for trip cancellation if a terrorist event happens at your U.S. or foreign destination within 30 days of the day you're scheduled to arrive.

Specifically, Allianz Global Assistance's travel insurance considers international and domestic terrorism to be a covered reason for trip cancellation if a terrorist event happens at your U.S. or foreign destination within 30 days of the day you're scheduled to arrive under the OneTrip Prime Plan.

Standard trip cancellation benefits only cover actual terrorist events that occur within a certain number of days prior to your departure.

Covered reasons for trip cancellation and interruption include terrorist events, felonious assault, job loss, supplier bankruptcy, severe weather, and more.

In my first claim, they argued that the problems in Egypt were solely «civil disorder» or «social unrest» which their insurance does not cover; it only covers «terrorist acts,» even though I had provided evidence of terrorist events in my claim, which lawyers and academics alike would recognize as being thus.

My point is, even though their own policy directly stated that they cover terrorist attacks, and even though this attack was labelled a terrorist attack by the US Government and the United Nations, for pete's sake, I received an email saying that CSA simply did not «consider» this event to be a terrorist attack, so I would not be reimbursed for my unused travel expenses.

Check your plan's exclusions section to see how your cancellation, trip interruption, emergency medical, and evacuation will be covered in the event of a terrorist attack.

Most policies offer only limited cover for terrorist acts; as a minimum, make sure your policy covers you for emergency medical expenses and repatriation in the event of a terrorist attack.

But if the terrorist event happened and you then decide you need insurance, and then another event happens — say, a bus bomb — then you wouldn't be covered.

Any policies purchased after a terrorist attack occurs will not cover any losses related to that event.

The tragic event on the renowned Las Ramblas, in Barcelona, on August 17, 2017, was declared a terrorist attack by the U.S. Department of State, and it is now a covered event under the April policy terms and conditions.

Trip cancellation offers 100 % reimbursement for prepaid and non-refundable expenses in the event a trip is cancelled for one of the covered reasons listed on the policy, such as illness or injury of a traveler, traveling companion or family member, hurricane or natural disaster, or a terrorist attack at their destination.

In order to be covered under this benefit, an event must be deemed as an official terrorist incident by the U.S. Department of State.

Trip Cancellation and Trip Interruption coverage for Terrorism: In order for an event to be covered under Tin Leg policies, the event must occur after the policy has been purchased and meet at least one of the following requirements: The terrorist incident must occur within 7 days of your departure and within 50 miles of a city listed on your itinerary

In this example, because no terrorist attack occurred, the event would not be a covered reason to cancel a trip to Brussels under the terrorism benefit of a travel insurance policy.

BHTP's ExactCare policy covers trip cancellation and interruption in the event of a terrorist attack.