Aug 06, 2024 | Aon
Embarking on a cruise is a thrilling adventure that promises breathtaking landscapes, exciting excursions and unforgettable moments. However, just like any journey, unforeseen circumstances can crop up, potentially disrupting your dream vacation. That's where travel insurance becomes an important ally, and choosing to purchase it through your cruise line offers unique advantages that go beyond standard coverage. Here are three compelling reasons to consider buying travel insurance through your cruise line.
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Jul 23, 2024 | Aon
Earlier this year, the Department of Transportation (DOT) finalized a new rule that requires airlines to automatically provide a cash refund to passengers when airlines cancel or significantly change their flights, significantly delay their checked bags, or fail to provide the extra services they purchased such as in-flight Wi-Fi. While there are mixed feelings across the industry on the new regulation, here are three key takeaways to be aware of:
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Jun 03, 2024 | Aon
As summer approaches, consumers are eagerly mapping out their vacation plans, as evidenced by these statistics from Pinterest: over one billion travel-related searches and more than 10 billion travel saves in the past year alone. International travel in 2023 rebounded to 88% of pre-pandemic levels, signaling a promising path toward a full recovery in 2024. Major global events like the summer Olympics in Paris and Taylor Swift’s European tour are helping drive this resurgence, coupled with a collective yearning to explore both new and timeless destinations. Here are a few key trends that travel suppliers should keep an eye on this summer.
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Mar 27, 2024 | Aon
America’s population is graying. As of 2020, according to a recent report, more than 1 in 6 people (55.7 million) were 65 or older. However, older Americans increasingly aren’t content to sit out their golden years. Many have no plans to retire and are often physically and mentally healthier than their predecessors. They are also a “spending force to be reckoned with,” according to a Labor Department survey, and account for nearly a quarter of all spending last year.
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