What’s your favorite travel insurance?

[happy cruzer]

1 hour ago, canderson said:

They're specific that the current plan applies to all sailings up to and until 31 October departures, and we see no exclusions for any prior bookings.   Whether X will choose to modify or extend after that date is anyone's guess.

It's worded like it is for new bookings.  What about very old bookings?

[canderson]

17 minutes ago, happy cruzer said:

It's worded like it is for new bookings.  What about very old bookings?

Unlike other promotions, note that it does not say 'Book by xx/xxxx and sail by xx/xxxx', only sail by 10/31/2021.  You can check with X, but our TA advises it covers all cruises thru October.  I enquired about this because we considered this when re-scheduling our next cruise which also started from an old booking.  We opted for an alternate cruise in November, so we lost (for now) that added benefit.

[morpheusofthesea]

I suppose there is no real favorite when it comes to any kind of insurances. Some have been kind enough to issue vouchers for use on a future cruise (have one that was issued 6 times according to my TA). Another will not refund or issue credit for the differences when the cruise price is reduced or changed from a B2B to 7 day cruise. One evacuation insurance company will issue to anyone over 75 or obese for Covid-19, but will not cover in the fine print. One must 'fit' the Covid-19 transport pod. I guess to be covered one must lose weight by cruise time. No travel companions can 'hitch' a ride. Transfers from hospital to 'accepting' US hospital "WILL BE extended beyond typical medical transports and is dependent on multiple factors including, but not limited to... permits and permissions..." A lot of good reading.. Feel like I was reading "Catch 22" every time. Do they have an insurance policy for medical advocates in foreign countries ?