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Severe weather can derail your travel plans-and your wallet. Learn why travel insurance matters, what it covers, how to read the fine print and the best ways to buy it before your next trip.

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00:00From flight cancellations to stringed vacations, severe weather can quickly derail even the best travel plans.
00:07That's where travel insurance comes in.
00:09Travel insurance is meant to protect you against the financial repercussions of an unforeseen event, something you did not expect.
00:18They're not thinking about the fact that severe weather could impact their vacation.
00:24Policies can reimburse you for things like canceled flights, misconnections, or non-refundable hotel stays.
00:30But what's covered and what's not depends on the details.
00:34When you're looking at a travel insurance policy, it's important to see that bad weather is included, that you are covered.
00:40Not every travel insurance policy includes that clause.
00:44It's really, really vital that you get a travel insurance policy and ensure every part of your trip that is non-refundable.
00:52Airlines and cruise lines offer coverage at checkout, but many travelers choose independent providers for more flexibility.
00:58When you, you know, insure your trip, you can see an average cost based on your details across different companies.
01:10You want to see what your benefits are.
01:12You want to see what you're covered for.
01:14Experts say in an era of increasingly unpredictable weather, travel insurance can provide more than just reimbursement.
01:20It can give peace of mind when plans fall apart.
01:23The key is knowing exactly what you're signing up for before you travel.
01:28For AccuWeather, I'm Allie Reed.
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