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Travel insurance providers release position statements to identify how coverage applies to current events. The following are position statements from the travel insurance providers identifying what coverage is available for Tropical Storm Debby:
Air Ambulance
No statement provided.
CSA Travel Protection
Statement Date 6/25/2012
Tropical Storm Debby formed late Saturday evening in the Gulf of Mexico. The storm is currently at a standstill in the northern Gulf, which may result in days of flooding, high winds and the continued threat of tornadoes to the surrounding areas. According to the U.S. National Hurricane Center, the eastern Florida panhandle and northern Florida may see between 10 and 15 inches of rain, with isolated areas seeing as much as 25 inches. Total rain accumulations of 5 to 10 inches are expected over central Florida, southeast Georgia and South Carolina. Customers are strongly encouraged to read their Certificate of Insurance or Insurance Policy for details regarding their available coverage. For plans that do offer coverage for adverse weather and natural disasters, please note that there is no coverage for this specific storm under any plans purchased on or after Saturday, June 23rd, 2012. Please contact CSA Travel Protection with questions.
Global Alert
No statement provided.
Global Rescue
No statement provided.
HCC Medical Insurance Services
No statement provided.
HTH Worldwide
No statement provided.
IMG
No statement provided.
iTravelInsured
No statement provided.
Medjet Assist
No statement provided.
MH Ross
No statement provided.
Seven Corners
No statement provided.
Travel Guard
No statement provided.
Travel Insurance Services
No statement provided.
Travel Insured International
Statement Date 6/26/2012
Travel Insured International plans purchased on or after June 23, 2012 will not provide coverage for adverse weather claims due to Tropical Storm Debby or its resulting weather pattern.
Travel Insured international advises travelers not only to insure their travel plans but to do so as soon as they make a payment of deposit toward their trips. It is important to understand that trip insurance policies do not provide coverage for adverse weather claims due to a named tropical storm or its resulting weather patterns unless the plans are purchased before the date when the storm is named. While a tropical storm specific policy is not available, travelers can be ensured protection with plans that cover hurricane-related disruptions.
Travelex
No statement provided.
Trawick International
Statement Date 6/26/2012
Trawick International will honor a refund of premium for anyone who needs to cancel or shorten their trip due to Tropical Storm Debby. Emergency Evacuations to the nearest place of safety will take place for those on Safe Travels USA who are in harm’s way. If you are covered on Safe Travels International and there is a threat to your primary residence due to weather related activity, your Trip Interruption Benefit can be used to get home. Please contact Trawick International for more information.
Travel Safe
No statement provided.
USA Assist
No statement provided.