Archive for the ‘Travel Insurance Advise’ Category

London to Hong Kong, by train

June 30th, 2011 by Megan Torres

It might not be conventional. But you can actually travel all the way to the Far East by rail, journeying across Asia via the Gobi desert and Beijing. It’s a fantastic way to see the world. Whether your destination is Hong Kong, Vietnam, Singapore or Bangkok, it’s possible to travel across vast distances in complete comfort. And it needn’t break the bank.

Now, clearly this is not a journey you can decide to take on a whim. Popping into your local train station and asking for a single ticket to Hong Kong would cause no end of trouble, especially during the morning rush hour. But,

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A Look at Santas from Around the World

June 29th, 2011 by Megan Torres

For centuries, the idea of Santa Claus has lived in the hearts of billions. his history can be traced back to the 4th century, when the Greek Christian bishop Nicholas became famous for giving gifts to the poor. Since then, he has become an increasingly popular figure with other countries sharing similar legends. Heres a look at some of their stories.

Finding The Right Travel Insurance For A Winter Trip

June 28th, 2011 by Megan Torres

If you are planning a vacation, you should include an assessment of your travel insurance to ensure that your travel experience occurs without any problems. Begin with a complete understanding of any trip insurance you may already have under your current homeowner, credit card and health policies. Your policies may not cover events like trip cancellation, lost baggage, or accident or illness abroad and you will want to plan ahead should such an unfortunate incident occur.

 Your next step is to find out gaps in the different types of travel insurance coverage.

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A Timeline of TSA’s Policies and Counter-Measures

June 28th, 2011 by Megan Torres

The TSA has been all over the news these past few weeks over their latest countermeasures in security enhancement. To find out how we got to where we are today, we decided to start at the beginning and take a look at notable events as well as legislation.