Travel Insurance Reviews Crum & Forster - Travel Insured International Worldwide Trip Protector Plus
The Worldwide Trip Protector Plus offers the most comprehensive travel insurance coverage of all three Crum & Forster - Travel Insured International plans. Not only does it include all the standard benefits, but it also has a number of options and an assistance hotline that is available 24-hours a day. This plan has the most comprehensive list of covered reasons to cancel or interrupt your trip.
To learn more, see the Crum & Forster - Travel Insured International Worldwide Trip Protector Plus product page.
C&F Travel Insured International
Worldwide Trip Protector Plus
The main problem in reviewing insurance policies is that one hopes to not need it. We did not use ANY of the benefits, but there were definitely times I was glad to know the coverage was there.
At one point, we were told our airline was on strike. This proved incorrect, but we didn't worry too much because we had the trip interruption coverage. If the airline had actually been on strike, would we really have been covered? This is where the rubber meets the road. There might be an exclusion for strikes (it's hard to remember all the fine print) and the coverage might have turned out to be insufficient to cover all our costs. It's hard to know if we never file a claim.
The policy seemed to have reasonable coverage for flight delays, cancellations, sickness and car rental, which were our main concerns
My biggest concern is maintaining the cancel-for-any-reason and the pre-condition-waiver benefits. I keep detailed track of all non-refundable expenses on the day we leave, but these can sometimes be difficult to calculate and I can imagine the company finding some little cost that I either missed or didn't calculate properly and voiding our coverage. Insurance companies like to collect money but don't like giving it up. Again, without filing a claim, a review is pointless.
At one point, we were told our airline was on strike. This proved incorrect, but we didn't worry too much because we had the trip interruption coverage. If the airline had actually been on strike, would we really have been covered? This is where the rubber meets the road. There might be an exclusion for strikes (it's hard to remember all the fine print) and the coverage might have turned out to be insufficient to cover all our costs. It's hard to know if we never file a claim.
The policy seemed to have reasonable coverage for flight delays, cancellations, sickness and car rental, which were our main concerns
My biggest concern is maintaining the cancel-for-any-reason and the pre-condition-waiver benefits. I keep detailed track of all non-refundable expenses on the day we leave, but these can sometimes be difficult to calculate and I can imagine the company finding some little cost that I either missed or didn't calculate properly and voiding our coverage. Insurance companies like to collect money but don't like giving it up. Again, without filing a claim, a review is pointless.
Antonio F. would
recommend this plan to a friend or relative.
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