If you have trip interruption insurance, you can file a claim to get some or all of the money back on the unused portion of your trip.
5 Steps To File A Trip Interruption Insurance Claim
1. Give A Legitimate Reason For İnterrupting Your Trip
An illness or injury to you or a family member or a death in the family are legit; interrupting a trip given that you don't like the hotel services, for instance, may not result in an accepted claim.
2. Contact The İnsurance Company Holding Your Trip Cancellation İnsurance Policy As Soon As Possible
Request a claim form or, if applicable, download a claim form from the insurance company's website.
3. Explain The Reason For The Trip İnterruption And Attach Any Supporting Documentation
For instance, if you interrupted your trip due to an illness or injury, supply a diagnosis and copies of medical bills.
4. Show The Cost Of The Remaining Trip Following The İnterruption
Send copies of airline tickets, hotel rates and any other documentation substantiating the cost of the unused portion of your trip.
5. Enclose Documentation Showing Any Non-refundable Charges Relating To The Cost Of Your Trip
You can likely get this information from your travel agent. Also include proof of amounts you already paid.
Tips & Warnings
Some trip interruption insurance policies might cover the transportation costs of your return trip home, if those costs are higher than what you were originally planning to pay.
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