Where are travelers going this holiday season, what insurance do they need and what are some strategies for buying insurance? The Travel Troubleshooter advises.

Fine-print traps can leave you stranded and facing a denied claim this winter. Here’s what kind of travel insurance you need for your holiday trip — and how to get it.

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The biggest buzzkill when planning a big vacation? Shopping for travel insurance. It’s confusing, time-consuming and adds to the trip cost, significantly if you’re older and booking a luxury getaway.

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Q: I bought travel insurance from Tin Leg for a scheduled REI tour to Utah. When a family tragedy struck and my husband’s father passed away, I canceled our entire trip and all related reservations. I ...

I bought travel insurance from Tin Leg for a scheduled REI tour to Utah. When a family tragedy struck and my husband’s father passed away, I canceled our entire trip and all related reservations. I ...

The removal of federal air passenger protection rules means travelers now have fewer safety nets when flights are significantly delayed or even canceled. Airlines are pushing to roll back even more ...

So far, the GoFundMe that Baxter's friends have set up for her expenses has raised nearly $14,000 out of a $16,000 goal, but she still wishes it wasn't necessary. "I really wish I would've gotten ...

For anyone who has a freshly minted driver's license and is ready to hit the road with the other 243 million drivers in the U.S., there's one "gotcha" that's hard to predict. Insurance companies tend ...