Why Traveling Without Insurance May Cost You More- BLAH HOTELS INC.

You are going traveling. You have lots of expenses to cover. You need to pay for your air fare, your accommodation, your food, your travel while away, cultural experiences and the list goes on. You want to save money so you decide not to bother with travel insurance. You are going on the trip of a lifetime so nothing will go wrong. It?s an unnecessary expense so you don?t need it. Wrong. Very wrong. Traveling with out insurance can be the biggest mistake you make when organizing your trip and a very costly one.

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What is travel insurance? Well there are two kinds of insurance to look at when traveling.

1. Travel insurance, (sometimes called trip insurance) which covers cancellations, delays, lost baggage and emergencies.

2. Travel medical insurance protects you against any medical expense while traveling.

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Ideally, you need a combination of the two when traveling.?

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Imagine these scenarios:

You are in Darwin, Australia when a cyclone hits the area. The city is devastated by the cyclone and all services shut down. You have to be evacuated and sent home. Your travel insurance will cover you for this. You do have travel insurance don?t you?

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Your luggage goes missing in India. You need to buy new clothes and fast. Can you afford it in your budget? Of course you can, you took out traveler?s insurance ? didn?t you?

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Or what if you go surfing in Hawaii and take a big wipeout? You are so severely injured you need surgery and major medical assistance, and then are airlifted home. But that?s okay ? your travel medical insurance covers all that. You have got it, haven?t you?

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Travel insurance is there to protect you in case bad things happen on your trip. It is a necessary expense. Overseas medical costs can be astronomical if you are not insured. And if you are injured in a developing country, medical attention may not be as good as at home. If you are insured you can get flown home and attended to at no cost.

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Every year the government deals with thousands of cases of travelers being injured, falling ill or dying overseas. This is a distressing situation for all involved, but made even worse when the travelers are not insured, often leaving them with huge bills to pay. Hospitalization in other countries can cost over one thousand dollars a day. Medical evacuations can be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars and if you die in Europe, it can cost over ten thousand dollars to bring your body back home. If you do not have travel insurance you have to cover these costs yourself (or your family will have to find the money).

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Travel insurance is a cost you need to budget for. If you don?t take it out, your medical expenses could cost a whole lot more. Insure yourself and travel safe.

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This article is brought to you by: Stuart S. Travel ? Your Online Travel Guru

www.stuartstravel.com

By: Stuart S. Travel
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Swiss International Air Lines

Swiss International Air Lines AG (short: Swiss) is the principal airline of Switzerland operating scheduled services in Europe and to North America, South America, Africa and Asia. Its main hub is Zurich Airport (ZRH). The airline was formed after the 2002 bankruptcy of Swissair, Switzerland?s former flag carrier.

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Swiss is a subsidiary of the German airline Lufthansa, with headquarters at EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg near Basel, Switzerland, and an office at Zurich Airport in Kloten, Switzerland. The company?s registered office is in Basel.

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The airline uses the IATA Code LX that it inherited from the Swiss regional airline Crossair (Swissair?s code was SR). The ICAO code is SWR, inherited from Swissair (Crossair?s was CRX), in order to keep international traffic rights.

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Following Lufthansa Group takeover, the regional fleet was changed from Crossair?s Embraer ERJs and Saabs to Avro RJs , which are flown by a wholly-owned subsidiary, Swiss European Air Lines. The rest of the fleet, apart from the regional jets, was also rationalised and is now all Airbus.

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INFOS about the AVRO RJ100 // [ BAE 146-300 ]

Designers? initial proposals for the -300, the final development of the 146 product line, included a 3.2 m extension to the fuselage of the -200, more powerful engines and winglets. However due to the requirements of airlines for higher efficiency rather than capacity the production 146-300 emerged as a 2.44 m stretch of the -200, without winglets or the proposed ALF 502R-7.

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Deliveries began in December 1988. The Avro version of the 146-300, the second such development of the 146 product line, became the RJ100. It shared the fuselage of the 146 version, but with interior, engine and avionics improvements. The most common configuration in the RJ100 seats 100 passengers. The RJ115 seats 116 as standard or up to a maximum of 128 in a high-density layout. A modified version 146-301 is used as a Facility for Airborne Atmospheric Measurements (FAAM). The BAe 146-300QC is the convertible passenger/freight version and the BAe 146-300QT (Quiet Trader) is the freighter version.

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The airplane has had a big impact on my life.

? Jim Courier

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To be happy in this world, first you need a cell phone and then you need an airplane. Then you?re truly wireless.

? Ted Turner

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All my life, I?ve never been able to get enough airplanes. This will keep me flying every day.

? Hoot Gibson

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Date Taken: 2011-03-26 16:52:33
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