Travel protection is a conversation, not a checkbox I sneak in
I can explain why people buy it. She does not invent coverage. Read the policy.
Start with what you cannot comfortably lose
Cruise fares, airfare, and pre-nights can add up to a meaningful prepaid amount. Whether a policy fits depends on your health, trip cost, destination, existing coverage, and risk tolerance. Ashley can explain why travelers consider protection, but the policy document controls coverage.
Questions to ask before buying protection
What is actually covered?
Trip cancellation, interruption, medical, evacuation, baggage, delay, and other benefits have definitions, limits, and exclusions. Read the plan you are offered.
What is excluded?
A reason that sounds reasonable in normal conversation may not be a covered reason under a policy. The contract matters more than the sales summary.
What coverage do you already have?
Credit cards, health plans, and other policies may provide some protection. Verify what applies to you rather than assuming either full coverage or none.
When do you have to buy it?
Some benefits or waivers can depend on purchase timing. Ashley points you to the plan terms instead of inventing a universal deadline.
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“Tell me what you're dreaming about, I'll help you shape the rest.”