Travel Disruption Sample Clauses

Travel Disruption. If an Insured Person is forced to cancel an Insured Journey as a direct result of any cause outside the control of the Insured and the Insured Person the Company shall indemnify the Insured or the Insured for the benefit of the Insured Person for all deposits advance payments and other charges for travel or accommodation which have not and will not be used but which become forfeit or payable under contract up to the Sum Insured per Insured Journey shown in the Business Travel Specification subject to the Limit for Travel Disruption shown in the Insuring Agreement.
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Travel Disruption. We will indemnify you for necessary additional travel and accommodation costs incurred to enable you to get to your intended destination if you miss the outward flight or sailing from or to your country of residence whilst on an insured trip due to the failure of scheduled public services or the breakdown of your car. The benefit limit Up to £1,000 or USUS$1,700 or €1,700. Conditions In the event of an accident or breakdown of your car a written report must be obtained from the vehicle repair or recovery company.
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