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ARTICLE · 07 MAY 2020

Coping With COVID-19: Assessing Travel Insurance Claims

The global and domestic spread of COVID-19 has forced Canadians to reassess their upcoming travel plans – and insurers to assess their travel insurance claims.

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The global and domestic spread of COVID-19 has forced Canadians to reassess their upcoming travel plans – and insurers to assess their travel insurance claims. Weeks ago, airlines started canceling flights, businesses started to limit business travel, cities entered into states of emergency and the federal and provincial governments started closing borders to all non-essential travel. Many organizations offer travel insurance that will assist Canadian travelers mitigate their travel-related financial losses related to COVID-19. Here are three steps to help insurers assess travel insurance claims caused by COVID-19.

1. Identify the coverage source.

Canadians typically buy travel insurance through one of these three sources:

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