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Buying for non-family member?


renech

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Looking for advice about buying insurance for our upcoming cruise. I've always bought insurance in the past for our family cruises, but this time, my adult DD's boyfriend is accompanying us. Is there any problem with me including him in our insurance purchase? It just seems odd that I could possibly buy insurance for someone totally unrelated to me.

 

Thanks for any input!

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Insurance for traveling companions is a common item, but it DOES depend on the definition used by each insurance company as to what is covered and what constitutes a traveling companion. Generally a shared booking number or a shared accomodation will do it.

 

It protects you if he has to cancel and your DD's fare is increased due to occupancy changes, as well as protecting him for cancellation charges or medical emergencies.

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