That's because insurance only covers prepaid, nonrefundable trip components. So driving to your aunt's for a holiday weekend is most likely not insurable. But for other trips, you may need a policy.

In today’s fast-paced community, traveling without an insurance policy poses an unjustified risk. From misplaced suitcases to ...

The survey found that 21% of 2023 holiday travelers plan on buying or have already bought travel insurance for their holiday trips, up from 16% last year. Vacation more, spend less.

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"Travel insurance is always important, regardless of if it's the holiday season or not. But during the holidays you're far more likely to experience flight delays or cancellations," notes Kendyl ...

Holiday disasters like house fires, vandalized decorations, and home burglaries often spike in November and December. Fortunately, a homeowners insurance policy can help.

Some holiday home insurance policies will include all, or some, of the above as standard. Others will require you to pay a little extra to bolt additional cover onto your core policy.

Our survey found that 47% of people lie about being busy over the holidays to avoid seeing family and that Wednesday is most people’s travel day for Thanksgiving.

Key takeaways: Homeowners insurance covers many common types of holiday disasters—including kitchen or Christmas tree fires, vandalized decorations, and burglaries.

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