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I'm going on a vacation to Sri Lanka next week. I assume that travel insurance is something I should get. I'm interested in recommendations on amount of coverage and companies. Thanks.
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I use an annual policy, so I can't really help you, but do enjoy sri lanka, I love it. the food is fantastic.
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I'd check with the credit card company that you booked the flight and hotel or package on before purchasing something extra. Sometimes they provide a basic level of coverage, which, depending on what you are comfortable with, may be enough. I know when my wife and I booked our honeymoon, the credit card guaranteed at least that we would be able to get reimbursed for the flight and hotel if something were to cause us to cancel and the company wouldn't refund it. They also provided a couple hundred dollars in protection for lost luggage - which, considering that we have the oldest, crappiest luggage on earth and were not taking much clothing, was plenty for us.
Enjoy Sri Lanka!
Enjoy Sri Lanka!
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