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  1. Just a tip for everyone to help with the search or insurance claim.  I like to take photos or videos of my luggage and contents just prior to packing.

     

    Pictures of the luggage are invaluable when describing your luggage.  Sometimes airport personnel (especially international) have a storage room for unclaimed luggage to which passengers may or may not be granted access.

     

    I have multiple sets of luggage….so did I pack the blue Nautica with white trim or yellow trim, or maybe the black Samsonsite?

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  2. The Do Not Disturb may not be enough.  A cabin steward walked into my cabin while I was taking a shower.  I queried later why he did not hear the shower running.  His answer was he was eating a piece of candy.  Yes, I reported the incident.  No, Guest Services was not at all dismayed.  They offered me a free haircut.  I declined.  

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  3. 4 minutes ago, euro cruiser said:

    There is work going on at the Trastevere station:  DA FS NEWS - RFI presenta il progetto di restyling della stazione di Roma Trastevere

     

    For those going to Trastevere, there is bus service provided during construction.


    Thank you.  That helps me so much.

     

    Guess I will be learning the layout of another train station this year.  Trastevere  was so convenient with just a short walk through the tunnel over to the very next platform to board the connection to Civitavecchia.

  4. On 11/5/2023 at 12:06 PM, Pellaz said:

     

    No way of knowing how "deep" they go behind the doors, but yes, they seem small. 

    I remember thinking the door to the brig was surprisingly narrow, too, at least on Horizon.  As a fluffy cruiser, maybe I wouldn't fit through the doorway, so....wheee!   I can act with carefree abandon onboard!  😄    (Nahh, I'd just be confined to quarters for the duration.)


    Or they will get you in there with a shoehorn and a little Crisco.

  5. 12 minutes ago, Babr said:


    Not sure what you are asking. Travel insurance is not part of your regular medical insurance that you use at home like Aetna or Humana. Those entities absolutely have all your medical records.

     

    Comprehensive travel insurance covers both travel and health risks when you are away from home and provides additional benefits like evacuation and repatriation. They are underwritten by companies like Nationwide or Generali. When you submit a claim, they ask for documentation and records. You can deny access, but they can deny the claim for failure to provide information.


    We have an annual travel insurance policy, so I am familiar with the claims process.

  6. 36 minutes ago, Babr said:


    Actually, no.

     

    We are talking about travel insurance, not your ordinary healthcare policy. They have a right to and will examine your medical records to determine if the claim is valid.

     

    Read the list of exclusions to see what other activities you might want to avoid.


    So you have travel insurance which excludes drinking, or excludes reimbursement if you were injured in conjunction with drinking alcohol?

     

    Further, you believe medical insurance companies do not have access to and read your medical records?

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  7. 15 hours ago, toxicfairy said:

    It is a story.  But at the time we had 4 people in 1 room, no place open to get food, no restaurant at the hotel. We got lucky in that the manager of the restaurant across the parking lot got flooded out of his house and was staying at the hotel. He went over everyday and made food so every one hot meal a day.  

    We had insurance so got back cruise and  ruise extras. However we were out the money for 5 day hotel stay, van rental & gas to get home. 


    Curious what insurance you bought.  The cruise and cruise extras would have been refunded by the cruise company.  I would think travel insurance with a delay or interruption clause would cover hotel, food and incidentals.

  8. 9 minutes ago, gumshoe958 said:

    Banks and post offices will only accept them if you have an account with them.

     

    Technically, if you just want to exchange them you have to take them to the Bank of England in London. 


    The obvious workaround would be to ask a British friend to exchange them for you, then they can pay them into their bank account.


    What you suggest has logic.  But how many of us have British friends kind enough to take on this task?  I might have one but no way to know when I shall see them again.

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