I just paid a deposit for a cruise about 1.5 years from now and at this point I just know the cost and dates of the cruise. I will also need to buy air tickets and most likely will have a week of land vacation before or after the cruise. Should I just put the dates of the cruise for now and then start adding dates / costs as I make reservations or try to guess the dates and total cost (very hard to do) now?
Thanks,
George
You can insure the prepaid non-refundable cost you paid so far as well as the known trip dates. As you make subsequent payments and add additional legs to the trip, you can update the policy to include them. As you increase the trip cost and/or trip duration, the cost of the policy could increase. One important thing to remember, if you have certain time sensitive benefits included on your policy, such as the pre-existing condition waiver or Cancel For Any Reason (to name a couple), you need