From now until November 30, people across the US have to be prepared for
the potential of a hurricane either where they live or where they plan to
visit. Hurricane season coincides with one of the most active and popular times
of the year to travel, leaving many feeling apprehensive about traveling to a
location that can be hit by a hurricane, or traveling away from home if they
live in an area affected by hurricane season.
The good news is there are some tips that
can alleviate the pressure of traveling during hurricane season, and greatly
lessen or eliminate the chances of a ruined vacation. Join us this week as we
post four key tips to success for staying informed and being prepared.
#1 - Buy travel insurance. Travel insurance is a significant factor in
salvaging money invested in a trip that’s been interrupted or cancelled. If
your flight is cancelled, or the hotel you were planning to stay at is damaged
by a storm, or you’re stuck at home bearing down and miss your cruise, you have
some recourse. Travel insurance can oftentimes make the difference between
having the option to plan a new trip at a later time, and losing thousands of
dollars for good.
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