Hotel earnings season has ended, so Skift reviewed what executives at hotel companies belonging to the Skift Travel 200 (ST200) said. We looked at companies beyond the half-dozen largest hotel groups.
27.08.2024 - 22:31 / travelpulse.com / Eraine Wessler
Traveling during hurricane season, which spans from June to November, can be both thrilling and precarious.
To mitigate risks and ensure peace of mind, many travelers opt for travel protection. This type of insurance offers various benefits that can prove invaluable during hurricane season.
Travel protection typically includes coverage for trip cancellation and interruption, allowing reimbursement for prepaid, non-refundable expenses if your plans are disrupted due to covered reasons. Some plans offer a Cancel for Any Reason option, providing flexibility to cancel your trip for weather concerns or other non-covered reasons. If you experience delays due to a hurricane, travel protection can cover necessary expenses like meals and accommodation.
In case of medical emergencies, travel protection often includes coverage for medical expenses and evacuation. Additionally, many plans offer non-insurance assistance services, providing 24/7 support for various travel-related issues.
Hurricane season could be busy in 2024. (Photo Credit: ronniechua/Adobe Stock)
If you find yourself at your destination when a hurricane threatens, it's crucial to be prepared. Communicate with your accommodation staff about emergency procedures, ensure your vehicle has a full tank of gas, and stock up on essential supplies. Keep your electronic devices charged and stay informed about the situation through local alerts.
Should a hurricane impact your travel plans, contact your travel protection provider promptly for guidance. Document all expenses related to trip changes and stay in touch with your travel suppliers. Always prioritize your safety by following local instructions and evacuation orders.
Palm tree in a hurricane. (Photo Credit: behindlens / Adobe Stock)
When traveling during hurricane season, it's wise to monitor weather reports regularly and have a flexible itinerary. Keep important items in your carry-on luggage and thoroughly review your travel protection plan to understand its coverage and limitations.
Travel protection serves as a safety net, allowing you to enjoy your trip with greater confidence during hurricane season. It helps you prepare for unexpected situations, from medical emergencies to trip cancellations. By including travel protection in your plans and staying prepared, you can more effectively navigate the challenges of traveling during this unpredictable season.
Travel Insured offers extensive insurance and assistance services through a range of products that help alleviate the stress of travel disruptions.
Remember, the key to safe travel during hurricane season is a combination of proper planning, staying informed, and having appropriate travel protection. With these elements in place, you can embark on
Hotel earnings season has ended, so Skift reviewed what executives at hotel companies belonging to the Skift Travel 200 (ST200) said. We looked at companies beyond the half-dozen largest hotel groups.
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