our cruising vacation can now give you a lot more peace of mind. eCruises.com, a leading national cruise retailer, now becomes the only cruise retailer offering full cruise protection and vacation coverage on all new cruise bookings for all passengers.
“Cruise cancellations, cruise delays and interruptions, and emergency medical expenses during your vacation need not be worries any more,” says Sy Ripka, President of eCruises.com (http://www.ecruises.com). “At eCruises.com, we now provide full insurance coverage for your cruise vacation, irrespective of the length of your sailing.”
eCruises.com’s insurance protection is covered by iTravelInsured (iTI), so cruise passengers can avail of services for emergency medical evacuation, travel delay, trip interruption and cancellation, emergency medical and dental expenses, and baggage delays and losses.
On average, for a $1,000 cruise, the cost of insurance provided free by eCruises.com is $110 per person. The benefits are generous. eCruises.com offers up to $20,000 per person for emergency medical evacuation, up to $1,000 per person for lost baggage, and up to $10,000 for emergency medical or dental expenses. In addition, eCruises.com operates a 24-hour hotline for its clients to help with emergency travel arrangements, passport assistance, cash transfers and legal referrals.
Customers can avail of this limited time offer by calling the eCruises.com hotline at 1-800-223-6868 or by logging on to http://www.eCruises.com, which features minute-by-minute pricing on over 10,000 different cruise vacations and holidays.
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