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Travel Protection Plan of These Services Is Included with This Plan IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION Plan Documents for Please review these Plan Documents as they provide complete details of the Plan Benefits and Services. Have questions? You can call us toll-free at the number listed below. You can also view many Frequently Asked Questions at www.tripmate.com. Customer Service 1-800-888-7292 To Report A Claim Present all claims to the Program Administrator: Online at: www.tripmate.com or by phone: Tel: 1-800-888-7292 Plan Number: F389U Trip Mate, Inc. (In CA & UT, dba Trip Mate Insurance Agency) 9225 Ward Parkway, Suite 200 Kansas City, Missouri 64114 One Call Worldwide Travel Assistance To assist you while traveling, One Call multi-lingual professionals are available 24 hours a day/365 days a year providing medical, legal and travel assistance services during your trip. A complete list Travel Protection Plan of these services is included with this Plan. To Contact One Call During Your Trip: Please Note: This Plan may not be purchased after You have Within U.S.A. & Canada made final payment for Your Trip. 1-800-555-9095 Outside U.S.A. & Canada 1-603-894-4710 The 24-Hour Assistance Services are provided by: One Call Worldwide Travel Services Network, Inc. Cancel For Any Reason Waiver When you purchase this travel protection plan at or before the final payment due date, you also receive the Unique Vacations Cancellation Waiver Benefit that allows you to cancel your Unique Vacations travel arrangements up to the day of departure for any reason. With this Unique Vacations Cancellation Waiver, your land cancellation penalty will be refunded in Unique Vacations travel certificates, with the balance of the refund made in cash or credit card credit. Any benefit payable under this Cancellation Waiver will be reduced by the amount of any cancellation benefits paid or payable by the Unique Vacations Travel Protection Plan or any other insurance plan providing Trip Cancellation benefits. This Cancellation Waiver does not cover air arrangements or any option services such as sightseeing, spa service and private transfers. Please Note: This travel protection plan may not be purchased after you have made your final payment for your Trip. This Cancellation Waiver Benefit is provided by Unique Vacations and is not an insurance benefit underwritten by United States Fire Insurance Company. -1- IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION Plan Documents for Please review these Plan Documents as they provide complete details of the Plan Benefits and Services. Have questions? You can call us toll-free at the number listed below. You can also view many Frequently Asked Questions at www.tripmate.com. Customer Service 1-800-888-7292 To Report A Claim Present all claims to the Program Administrator: Online at: www.tripmate.com or by phone: Tel: 1-800-888-7292 Plan Number: F389U Trip Mate, Inc. (In CA & UT, dba Trip Mate Insurance Agency) 9225 Ward Parkway, Suite 200 Kansas City, Missouri 64114 One Call Worldwide Travel Assistance To assist you while traveling, One Call multi-lingual professionals are available 24 hours a day/365 days a year providing medical, legal and travel assistance services during your trip. A complete list Travel Protection Plan of these services is included with this Plan. To Contact One Call During Your Trip: Please Note: This Plan may not be purchased after You have Within U.S.A. & Canada made final payment for Your Trip. 1-800-555-9095 Outside U.S.A. & Canada 1-603-894-4710 The 24-Hour Assistance Services are provided by: One Call Worldwide Travel Services Network, Inc. SCHEDULE OF BENEFITS United States Fire Insurance Company Administrative Office: 5 Christopher Way, Benefit Maximum Benefit Amount Eatontown, NJ 07724 Trip Cancellation ....................................................................Trip Cost (Hereinafter referred to as “the Company”) Trip Interruption .....................................................................Trip Cost TRAVEL PROTECTION PLAN Missed Connection ...................................................................... $750 This Plan of Insurance describes the insurance benefits underwritten by Travel Delay (Up to $150 Per Day) .............................................. $750 United States Fire Insurance Company, herein referred to as the Company Medical Expense/Emergency Evacuation and also referred to as We, Us and Our. Please refer to the Schedule of Benefits, which provides the Insured, also referred to as You or Your, with Accident and Sickness Medical Expense .............................$25,000 specific information about the program You purchased. Emergency Evacuation and Repatriation .............................$50,000 Signed for United States Fire Insurance Company By: Accidental Death and Dismemberment ....................................$25,000 Baggage and Personal Effects ...................................................$2,500 Baggage Delay ..............................................................................$250 Marc J. Adee James Kraus Chairman and CEO Secretary SECTION I. COVERAGES Insurance provided by this Plan is subject to all of the terms and conditions TRIP CANCELLATION of the Group Plan. If there is a conflict between the Plan and this Plan Document, the Plan will govern. Benefits will be paid, up to the Maximum Benefit Amount shown in the Schedule of Benefits, to reimburse You for the amount of the unused non-refundable If You are not satisfied for any reason, You may return Your Plan Document Prepaid Payments or Deposits You paid for Travel Arrangements when You are to Your Travel Supplier within 10 days after receipt. Your plan payment will prevented from taking Your Trip due to: be refunded, provided You have not already departed on the Trip or filed a claim. When so returned, the coverage under the Plan is void from the 1. Your or a Family Member’s or a Traveling Companion’s or a Business beginning. Partner’s death, which occurs before departure on Your Trip; Renewal: Coverage under this Plan is not renewable. 2. Your or a Family Member’s or a Traveling Companion’s or a Business Partner’s covered Sickness or Injury, which: a) occurs before departure SHORT TERM COVERAGE on Your Trip; b) requires Medical Treatment at the time of cancellation resulting in medically imposed restrictions, as certified by a Legally NON-RENEWABLE Qualified Physician; and c) prevents Your participation in the Trip; 3. For the Other Covered Reasons listed below; TABLE OF CONTENTS provided such circumstances occur while coverage is in effect. SCHEDULE OF BENEFITS “Other Covered Reasons” means: SECTION I. Coverages a. You or Your Traveling Companion being hijacked, quarantined, required to serve on a jury (notice of jury duty must be received after SECTION II. Definitions Your Effective Date), served with a court order to appear as a witness SECTION III. Insuring Provisions in a legal action in which You or Your Traveling Companion is not a party (except law enforcement officers); SECTION IV. General Exclusions b. Your or Your Traveling Companion’s primary place of residence or SECTION V. General Provisions destination being rendered uninhabitable by fire, flood, burglary or other SECTION VI. Coordination of Benefits Natural Disaster. We will only pay benefits for Losses occurring within 30 calendar days after the Natural Disaster makes Your destination accommodations uninhabitable. Your primary place of residence or destination is uninhabitable if: (i) the building structure itself is unstable and there is a risk of collapse in whole or in part; (ii) there is exterior or structural damage allowing elemental intrusion, such as rain, wind, hail, or flood; (iii) immediate safety hazards have yet to be cleared such as debris on roofs or downed electrical lines; or (iv) the property is without electricity or water. Benefits are not payable if a storm, snow storm, blizzard or hurricane is named on or before the Effective Date of Your Trip Cancellation coverage; c. Your or Your Traveling Companion’s place of employment is rendered unsuitable for business due to fire, flood, burglary or other Natural Disaster and You and/or Your Traveling Companion are required to work as a result; d. a documented theft of passports or visas; e. a permanent transfer of employment of 250 miles or more; f. You or Your Traveling Companion being directly involved in a traffic accident, substantiated by a police report, while en route to Your scheduled point of departure; g. unannounced Strike that causes complete cessation of services for at T-210-CER 03-16 -1- least 12 consecutive hours of the Common Carrier on which You are destination being rendered uninhabitable by fire, flood, burglary or scheduled to travel; other Natural Disaster; We will only pay benefits for Losses occurring h. Inclement Weather that causes complete cessation of services for at within 30 calendar days after the Natural Disaster makes Your least 12 consecutive hours of the Common Carrier on which You are destination accommodations uninhabitable. Your primary place of scheduled to travel; residence or destination is uninhabitable if: (i) the building structure itself is unstable and there is a risk of collapse in whole or in part; i. mechanical breakdown that causes complete cessation of services for (ii) there is exterior or structural damage allowing elemental intrusion, at least 12 consecutive hours of the Common Carrier on which You are such as rain, wind, hail, or flood; (iii) immediate safety hazards have scheduled to travel; yet to be cleared such as debris on roofs or downed electrical lines;
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