Let’s say you book a tour with some touring company, Globus, Trafalgar, etc.,
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Wed Aug-26-09 11:05 AM
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| Let’s say you book a tour with some touring company, Globus, Trafalgar, etc., |
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and you book your own flights.
What if the touring company cancels the tour? Seems to me you run the risk of getting stuck with the tickets.
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That is why you buy travel insurance!
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Wed Aug-26-09 11:10 AM
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| 2. Thanks, Peggy. I usually try to avoid buying that. |
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But I wonder if they'd try to weasel out of it. Insurance companies have a habit of trying to weasel out of whatever they can possibly weasel out of.
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And we used it once.
We had decided to take a brief vacation in Hawaii, and then I got sick. So we canceled, and the insurance paid.
I don't recall any hassle, though...
Good luck!
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