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Sea Cruise Policy Purchases Rising

The survey also revealed that people are more likely to buy insurance when there are more factors out of their control, when there are considerable pre-paid, non-refundable expenses, and when they wan

By Staff Writer | Updated on January 10, 2007

More than 70 percent of all cruise passengers buy travel insurance, according to a 2006 consumer survey conducted by the U.S. Travel Insurance Association.

The survey also revealed that people are more likely to buy insurance when there are more factors out of their control, when there are considerable pre-paid, non-refundable expenses, and when they want protection from unforeseen events.

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