Atex Freight Broker Training, Inc. Adds Associate to Accommodate New Business

As more and more trucking firms seek to add to their bottom line, more demand is placed on mentors who are able to provide quality freight broker training.

El Paso, TX (PRWEB) August 10, 2006 –- Yvonne Natividad has joined Atex Freight Broker Training, Inc. as an associate to help meet current and projected client demand for freight (truck) broker training. Yvonne is a graduate of this program and is now owner of her own truck broker business operating out of El Paso, Texas.

John D. Thomas, President and sole owner of Atex Freight Broker Training, Inc. states that Yvonne’s addition to the business is making a huge, positive impact. “I just couldn’t handle all the business myself.” John further states that “Yvonne was an excellent student-client because she displayed an unusual amount of serious business maturity. She also was extremely well organized and was able to grasp the details without losing focus on the bigger picture.

”Yvonne says that “Being a freight broker myself, I have been able to share my experiences with my clients. Brokering loads myself has made training easier and I am able to let our clients know the great benefits of becoming a freight broker. I love being self employed and making money out of my own home. Anyone can become a broker, whether they have had previous experience in the trucking industry or not - it is possible.

”Yvonne’s husband, Chris, is also a truck driver and often times Yvonne and Chris provide good moral and technical support for each other.

Atex Freight Broker Training, Inc. is in their third year of training and have doubled their growth each year. John anticipates the pace to grow further due to an increased market penetration from marketing efforts and from the pent up demand from trucking firms who are finding freight brokering as a profitable supplement to their trucking operation.

John goes on to state that “With our unique approach of using the telephone and internet for our training, our clients don’t even have to leave their home or office. There are a good number of clients who train from their truck or while on the road. This is a big benefit for those who cannot drop everything and leave home, or their truck, to travel to a distant city for training.

”For more information, please contact John at either 1-915-313-3803, by email or visit his website at www.atexfreightbrokertraining.com

Can You Learn To Kayak From The Comfort Of Your Home?

Kayaking is a sport that many are turning to now and the basics can be learned from home.

(PRWEB) July 30, 2006 -- A new online kayaking center http://www.kayakinginfocenter.com/ introduces a new way to learn the sport of kayaking.

Kayaking is a sport that has been around for thousands of years. It started out among the Inuit people. It was originally used by them to hunt seal,whales and other fish.

Over the years it has evolved into a sport. Kayaker's converge all over the world for events. It has even been an Olympic sport.

There is sea kayaking, white water kayaking, surf kayaking and now recreational kayaking. Kayaking is a sport almost everyone can enjoy.Whether a person enjoys the thrill of rapid chasing, wave surfing, or calm lake boating and fishing. Kayakers are a diverse group.

The Kayaking info Center's program helps individuals to learn the basics of kayaking. No longer do they have to read through huge confusing manuals. The basics can be learned at home.

Also it can be overwhelming for a newcomer to kayaking. There are several types of kayaking that many want to know where to begin. The program helps to answer that question.

Now day's kayaks are made from many different materials. Some kayaks are better suited for sea kayaking vs. white water kayaking. It can be hard to figure out which one is needed. The kayaking center goes into detail on the differences.

Here is some of what will be taught.

How does one get started kayaking?

What type of gear does a new kayaker need?

How do you safely roll your kayak?

What paddle strokes do a new kayaker need to know?

What types of kayaks are available?

How does someone new to kayaking know where to start?

Resources for kayaking supplies will be available in the member's area.Information on how to find kayaking trainers and events in your area will beavailable too.

More information can be found at http://www.kayakinginfocenter.com/

10 Quick Tips for Hotel, Motel Safety

Take your common sense with you when you leave home and use these easy tips to stay safe while on the road.

Kingman, AZ (PRWEB) August 17, 2006 -- Take your common sense with you when you leave home and use these easy tips to stay safe while on the road.

When registering, use a last name and first initial. Don't use Mr., Mrs.,titles or degrees. The less information about you and your gender or status,the less information a criminal will have.

Try not to say a room number in public. If a desk clerk announces a room number and people are in the room, ask for another room. They should write the number down or point to it on a map, not say it out loud. Once a thief hears a room number and maybe a name, everything is easy. They can find you;watch you and maybe even charge things to your room. Ever just been asked for a room number at the hotel restaurant?

Take a couple hotel business cards. Put one by the phone in the room, and one in a wallet or car. You may need to tell someone where you are or ask for directions to get back to the hotel.

Check the locks on your rooms. You should have deadbolts and peepholes. Also check the windows and interconnecting doors to see how they open and how they lock.

Take a wood wedge or buy a small portable alarm wedge to put under your door when everyone is inside your room. The door will not open, even if smashed.

Interior rooms are safer compared to outside rooms. Criminals can't monitor your activities as easily.

If you have a balcony, check out the door accessing it and the railings.Make sure your child can't climb up onto the edge of the balcony.

Use the room safe if you have one. Don't leave valuables in plain sight.

Throw used underwear and socks over top of small items. People may not want to look through dirty clothes for something that isn't already in plain sight.Note emergency exits and stairways as you check in. Know where to go in case of emergency and set a meeting point outside (by your car, restaurant acrossthe street, etc) for your family. Also note that fire department ladders can only reach up to the sixth floor.

Make sure everyone carries some form of id at all times. Make a card up for your children. Include recent photo, name, address, phone number, parents' names, allergies, age and birth date, and emergency contact back home. Use a laminate sleeve and tuck an updated slip of paper on other side with the name of hotel and phone number (or a tucked in business card)


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Seaing is Believing at 2006 Lake Union Boats Afloat Show

The 2006 Lake Union Boats Afloat Show - one of the largest on-water shows on the west coast - presented by the Northwest Yacht Brokers Association and the Northwest Marine Trade Association sets sail from Sept. 13 - 17 at Chandler's Cove on South Lake Union in Seattle.

Seattle (PRWEB) August 10, 2006 -- The 2006 Lake Union Boats Afloat Show -one of the largest on-water shows on the west coast - presented by theNorthwest Yacht Brokers Association and the Northwest Marine Trade Association sets sail from Sept. 13 - 17 at Chandler's Cove on South LakeUnion in Seattle.

Open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the weekend, the Boats Afloat Show features over 350 new and previously owned sail and power boats from some 80 brokers and dealers around the Northwest.Tickets ($10 for adults and $5 for kids age 12 and under) are available online beginning in August at http://www.boatsafloatshow.com/. In 2005, over 9,000 boating enthusiasts of all ages visited South Lake Union throughout the five-day show.

On the docks, in addition to the most well-equipped recreational sail and power boats the Northwest has to offer - some in excess of 100 feet, the Boats Afloat Show includes many boats for first-time buyers - including over 90 trailer able boats ranging from 18 to 25 feet. For the first time, the show will even include a 32 foot personal submarine among its fleet.

On land, the Boats Afloat Show has something for everyone including a classic runabout and collectors' wood-panel car show, seminars from Northwest experts on topics ranging from cruising the Virgin and Broughton Islands and exploring the coast of Viet Nam, to clinics on first aid at sea and basic marine maintenance.

"The 2006 Boats Afloat Show provides the exhibitors best in-water display ofthe Northwest's best selection of sail and power boats of all sizes," said Jonathan Ives, Executive Director of the Northwest Yacht Brokers Association, the trade group for yacht brokers and dealers in the Northwest."If you're thinking about boating as a family activity or to invite friends and co-workers to explore the Puget Sound, the Lake Union Boats Afloat Show has the right boat for you," said Ives who estimates that over $777 million in new and used boat sales activity occurred in Washington State during the2005-06 fiscal year, an increase of some 8 percent over the previous year according to economic data compiled by the Northwest Marine Trade Association.

In addition to the largest on-water collection of sail and powerboats on the west coast, the Boats Afloat Show includes something for every boater and boater-at-heart in the family including:.

Sailfest Northwest
Showcase of Northwest sailing featuring more than 30 sailboats, a chance to test-your stuff on an "America's Cup" style Lewmar grinder and free seminars from Northwest cruising experts on topics such as cruising the VirginIslands, and the Coast of Viet Nam to Gunkholing in the San Juans, marine first aid and basic maintenance at sea..

West Marine Dog Trials
Crazy dog tricks at the Lake Union Boats Afloat Show. Each day of the showdogs and handlers run a timed obstacle course that includes negotiating a tippy dock and dinghy, jumping over Dungeness crab pots, fetching a lifering among other nautical obstacles. Eight dogs and their handlers will be selected to participate each day of the show. Two teams per day will advance to Sunday's grand final. Participants will receive a $25 West Marine gift certificate and four free tickets to the show with the overall winner receiving a special prize.

. Annual Pro-Am Sailing Regatta
Buoy racing, America's Cup style - featuring Washington Olympians, members of the media including KING5's Jeff Renner and some of the area's top elite-level sailors - all to benefit Sail Sand Point and its sail and small boat programs for youth.

. Children's Water Safety Education
Includes free Personal Floatation Device (PFD) giveaway for the first 300 kids to attend the Lake Union Boats Afloat Show.

. Classic Wooden Boat & Wood Panel Car Collection (Sept. 16 & 17)
Features classic wooden runabouts and collectors' wooden-body cars presented by the Center for Wooden Boats.

. Free Sailboat Rides
Hosted by Discover Sailing, free sailboat rides are available throughout the five days of the show.

About the Northwest Yacht Brokers Association
The Northwest Yacht Brokers Association (www.NWYachtBrokers.com) is a non-profit marine trade group founded in 1988 consisting of over 340 marine brokers, dealers and other industry professionals representing over 230 marine-related businesses in the Pacific Northwest.

Subscribing to the strictest code of ethics, NYBA members are committed to bringing integrity and professionalism to the buying and selling process of new and previously owned pleasure craft. NYBA plays an active role in marine youth and education programs and is active in creating a greater interest in the welfare and safety of the boating public. Along with the Northwest Marine Trade Association, NYBA's January and September Boats Afloat Shows thousands of boating enthusiasts with marine professionals and the finest pleasure craft the Northwest has to offer.

2006 Lake Union Boats Afloat Show

What: Seaing is Believing! 2006 Lake Union Boats Afloat Show Mega-yachts up to 130 feet, trailerable boats for every budget, even a32-foot submarine and everything you need to know to help you get on thewater. All on the water at South Lake Union's Chandler's Cove.

When:
Wednesday, Sept. 13 - Sunday, Sept. Sept. 17

Times:
Weekdays -- 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Weekends -- 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Where
South Lake Union / Chandler's Cove
901 Fairview Ave. North, Seattle, WA 98109

Tickets:
$10 Adults, $5 (Children 12 and under)
$18 Three Day Pass
Available beginning in August at http://www.boatsafloatshow.com/ or at the show

Or listen to the following Seattle-area radio stations to win free tickets:AM: KIRO 710, KOMO 1000, KVI 570, KTTH 770, KPTK 1090 FM: KING 98.1, 570, KJR 95.7, KWJZ 98.9

Getting There
Located at Chandler's Cove on South Lake Union, the Boats Afloat Show is just off the I-5 Mercer Street exit. Designated parking for $5 per day is located at 5th and Mercer about five blocks west of the show near the Seattle Center. A free shuttle runs between the Boat Show and the 5th andMercer parking lot every 15 minutes during show hours.

Help Ease South Lake Union Traffic - Take the Lake Union Water Taxi Seattle's Electric Boat Company will provide water taxi service on-call and from various locations around Lake Union throughout the show, beginning one hour prior to opening and concluding one hour following closing. Cost is $5each-way. Call 206-223-7476 to arrange for pick-up.

Fort-Lauderdale-marine-directory.com Reaches Marine News Record

Seventeen Marine news stories make June 29, 2006, a record day for the fort-lauderdale-marine-directory.com website. The online directory's marine news service began in May of 2004 and has reached this milestone with article number 6125. Over 2000 people subscribe to receive weekly marine news headlines free by email.

Fort Lauderdale, Florida (PRWEB) June 30, 2006 -- Seventeen Marine news stories make June 29, 2006 a record day for the fort-lauderdale-marine-directory.com website. The online directory's marine news service began in May of 2004 and has reached this milestone with article number 6125. Over 2000 people subscribe to receive weekly marine news headlines free by email.

Marine industry, megayacht, boating, yachting, fishing, sailing, cruising, and scuba diving coverage can be seen in the June 29th list of the 50 most recent headlines:

- $20 Million lawsuit against parents of teen accused in the boating accident death of 6-year-old boy
- Warning of looming disaster for South Florida if dike around Lake Okeechobee fails
- Hoax mayday suspect's mom told police, "That's my oldest boy Bobby"
- Jeb says offshore drilling "tide has turned against Florida's interest"
- Gas got you by the you-know-whats? You're not alone...
- On-the-water, over-the-air automatic identification and secure communications breakthrough devices
- Cruise the Rockies on a ship out of Fort Lauderdale
- Crystal Cruises goes for the guys with something different
- Summer rate breaks by LXR Luxury Resorts could catch your eye
- Brits best rest in latest sailing rankings
- Kiwis are king at America's Cup round robin portion of Louis Vuitton Act 12
- Two for the ladies on the fishing front and more on the calendar this week
- Red tide returns to Florida Gulf Coast beaches
- Cleaner and more navigable waterway cited by Miami River dredging supporters
- Cobia catches boosted by bull shark awareness
- Gulf shrimpers plagued by tough times
- Fish tale or fact? But wait, there's proof of this weirdest catch!
- Aventura canal with dockominium development potential goes on the market
- Shark attacks girl swimming at Ocean Village beach
- 6-Foot blacktip shark pulls fisherman into the water from pier
- Felon charged with making hoax mayday call that triggered $350,000 air and sea search
- New reef-saving anchors introduced by Hunter Boat Anchors
- Tips for trailer boaters and top trailer breakdowns
- Offshore drilling opens rift in Florida congressional delegation
- Dubai investors to save ssNorway from Indian scrap heap
- Cruise crime bill moves forward with tighter reporting requirements
- Derelict vs. abandoned distinction clear as mud
- Fisherman nets fine for illegal Bahamas fishing
- Florida law now lets marinas move vessels when hurricane approaches and gives funding for derelict removal
- GreyHawk sells Pier Seventeen to New Orleans developer who needed slip for his Denison megayacht
- Broward Marine tags Jim Bronstien as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
- Rise of super-rich blamed for charter yacht shortage
- Details of killing of Venezuelan boatyard owner and wife published
- Quieter than average boat traffic predicted for this July 4th holiday-
Dive computer recalled by Oceanic citing decompression hazard possibility
- Dredging St. Lucie Shoal sand to renourish Miami
-Dade beaches stopped for now
- Machete-armed pirate fishermen attack Greenpeace activists
- "The fishing the past month has been the best we've had in the past 20 years"
- Airboaters see a side of Florida out of reach for most
- Skip Braver's Cigarette sportfishing boat to debut at Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show
- Errol Flynn Marina hopes to draw megayachts up to 76 meters in length
- Shake-A-Leg Miami's Wednesday night racing is open to all including windsurfers and kite surfers
- 270-Degree penalty turn can't stop USA's BMW ORACLE Racing from winning
- Port of Palm Beach loses cruise ships due to storm delays and rising fuel costs
- Three kinds of Florida Keys fishing lure travellers worldwide
- From jail to a megayacht made easy with the right friends
- World's largest artificial reef and salvage of cocaine-loaded yacht with 3 tons of contraband
- Topless times in St Tropez
- Wealthy appetites for well-to-do caviar threaten Caspian beluga
- Cruise vacation tips for touring seven Mediterranean ports when time is short

On a typical day, five to 10 marine news headlines are added to the news page. The news coverage is a blend of local, regional, and international stories, with an eye toward the interesting and unusual.

About fort-lauderdale-marine-directory.com:

The website's marine directory has grown to over 1100 listings for all types of marine businesses in Fort Lauderdale and South Florida. Search engines like google.com, yahoo.com, and msn.com, send thousands of people from South Florida and all over the world to the site. Local boaters visit regularly for marine weather, tides, daily marine news and fishing reports. Vacationers find information about waterfront resorts, dinner cruises, sightseeing tour boats, yacht charters, waterfront restaurants, and plenty of pictures to browse in the photo gallery.

The site's founder, owner, and operator, Steve Schustack, indicates that 2,957,173 pages have been viewed since September 12, 2003. Focus pages devoted to the interests of megayacht captains and crew, cruise vacationers, fishermen, sailors and South Florida tourists have been added. Live beach and traffic cameras, airport and airline information, and a suggestion box on almost every page, are among the site's features.

Contact:

Steve Schustack, founder, owner, and operator
fort-lauderdale-marine-directory.com
Phone: 1-954-554-0283
http://www.fort-lauderdale-marine-directory.com/

Tips for Summer Safety Online: How to Recognize and Avoid Scams as One Wades Through the Pool of Online Jobs

By taking the proper precautions, the Web can be a safe and effective place for you to find that perfect job. These five tips can help you avoid the phishers and fraudsters and safely navigate through the pool of online job listings.

(PRWEB) July 17, 2006 -- Maybe you’ve just graduated from college and are looking for your first “real” job, or perhaps the summer season has caused a slow-down in your work and you’re on the prowl for something new. Whatever the reasons, summer is a great time to start digging through a sea of online listings to find the dream job.

Everyone takes some type of precaution when setting out for summer fun, such as using sunscreen or life vests. However, few people have the same cautious attitude when embarking on their online job hunt. The Internet has made searching for jobs a snap, but it has also opened up the doors to online fraudsters out to get the unsuspecting surfer.

“The Internet has proven to be the best tool for finding a job,” said JillXan Donnelly, president of The Career Exposure Network™. “However, far too many people are fooled by the promises of money for nothing and can be easily lured into a scam. We all need to keep in mind that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.”

While online job banks can be a great resource for helping one narrow down the seemingly endless pool of listings, not all sites are equal. In order to maximize your job searching efforts and attempt to avoid online scams, one should look for an online job bank that includes detailed postings from reputable companies.

By taking the proper precautions, the Web can be a safe and effective place for someone to find that perfect job. These five tips from Consumer Affairs can help one avoid the phishers and fraudsters and safely navigate through the pool of online job listings:

1. Do not disclose your Social Security Number.

2. Do not give out financial information.

3. Check the company’s contact info and Web site.

4. Watch for indications that the listing is bogus – misspellings/bad grammar, email address not affiliated with the company’s domain name, etc.

5. Be cautious of postings from overseas employers.

Additional resources to enhance job searches can be found at The Career Exposure Network sites, including career development tools, career and employment news, professional associations and employment opportunities across the US. For more information visit CareerWomen.com (http://CareerWomen.com), DiversitySearch.com (http://www.diversitysearch.com), MBACareers.com (http://www.mbacareers.com) and/or CareerExposure.com (http://www.careerexposure.com).

About The Career Exposure Network™

The Career Exposure Network is a privately held e-recruiting network of premier niche sites that has been helping Fortune 1000 employers find top quality Women, Diversity and MBA candidates since 1996. Sites include CareerWomen.com, DiversitySearch.com, MBACareers.com, CareerExposure.com, PostJobs.com, PostResume.com and CareerNews.com.

New Marine Mammal Visitor Center Opens in the Marin Headlands

The Marine Mammal Center has opened a new Marine Mammal Visitor Center while its main hospital is being remodeled. It is located in Sausalito at Rodeo Beach in the Marin Headlands and will be open to the public between 10 a.m.-4 p.m. daily except Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.

Sausalito, CA (PRWEB)July 17, 2006 -- The Marine Mammal Center, in cooperation with the National Park Service, has opened a new Marine Mammal Visitor Center and gift store inside a historical World War II mess hall building in Fort Cronkhite in the Marin Headlands. The new visitor center, located inside Building 1049, is designed to educate the public about the work done at The Center as well as about marine mammal and ocean health. Visitors will also get a glimpse into the history of the mess hall. Currently, The Center’s hospital is undergoing major renovations and while the daily activities of rescue and medical care continue, it is closed to visitors until that work is completed. It is expected to be re-opened to the public in the fall of 2007.

“The new visitor center will allow us to continue to speak directly to visitors from all around the world who come here to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Marin Headlands and who are interested in learning about marine mammals, our work and ocean health,” said Jim Oswald, Communications Manager at The Marine Mammal Center. “Building 1049 has a distinct history, and we’re grateful to the National Park Service for allowing us its temporary use.”

The 170-man mess hall was built to feed soldiers. It exemplifies a typical U.S. Army style dining facility. In the early 1940s, the U.S. Army patterned hundreds of similar wood-frame, temporary military posts for the wartime training and housing of soldiers. By some estimates, more than 100,000 of these buildings were constructed around the country.

The Marine Mammal Visitor Center will house seal, sea lion, whale, and other marine mammal artifacts and educational materials for the public to view. In addition, visitors will be able to look at a 3-D model representation of what the new Marine Mammal Center will look like.

A special internet-enabled computer terminal connected to The Center’s webcam will allow guests to take a peak at current seal and sea lion patients at the hospital. Docents will be on hand to answer questions about The Center and our mission. Visitors can also shop for many marine mammal collectibles, t-shirts, cards and books at the gift store located inside the building.

Marine Mammal Visitor Center hours: Beginning July 17, open seven days a week, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. Location: Building 1049 across from the pedestrian bridge at Rodeo Beach, Marin Headlands.

About The Marine Mammal Center

Headquartered in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area in Sausalito, California, The Marine Mammal Center is a nonprofit hospital dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of ill and injured marine mammals, and to the research of their health and diseases. Volunteers and staff have treated more than 12,000 California sea lions, elephant seals, porpoises, and other marine mammals, along 600-miles of coastline stretching from Mendocino County to San Luis Obispo County. Staff and volunteers uniquely combine rehabilitation with scientific discovery and education programs to advance the understanding of marine mammal health, ocean health and conservation.

On the web: www.marinemammalcenter.org

About Fort Cronkhite

Fort Cronkhite, located in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, was home for soldiers from various U.S. Coast Artillery Regiments. The beachside barracks were completed in 1941 and housed hundreds of Coast Artillery soldiers assigned to the Army’s sprawling harbor defenses of San Francisco. In the 1950s, the Army constructed two batteries of surface-to-air missiles – known as Nike-Hercules missiles. The Fort Cronkhite battery was closed in 1972, and three years later, The Marine Mammal Center began its operations on site.

On the web: http://www.nps.gov/goga/mahe/focr/index.htm

Don't Buy Travel Insurance if You Need Cover for Tropical Storm Chris!

ST. PETE BEACH, Fla., Aug. 4, 2006 -- If you are traveling to an area that could be affected by Tropical Storm Chris and you haven't already bought travel insurance then think carefully before you buy. You cannot make a claim for losses related to the storm as it was named BEFORE you purchased insurance.

A named event clause exists within most policies to protect the insurance companies by stopping people claiming if they purchased insurance knowing something bad may happen. As soon as a tropical depression becomes a tropical storm and gets a name, insurance companies will not provide coverage.

Most travelers assume they are covered in the event of a mandatory evacuation. While this is true of some policies, you may be surprised to find that this coverage is not provided for most of the products on the market.

The term "mandatory evacuation" is not mentioned in most insurance certificates. Where it is listed, it relates to non-weather evacuation. You should instead look for the following terms:

1) Complete cessation of your Common Carrier services for 24 hours
2) Complete cessation of your travel supplier services for 24 hours
3) Accommodation at destination rendered uninhabitable

1) Complete cessation of your Common Carrier usually means the airport closing for a number of hours before a claim is valid. If your accommodation is under a mandatory evacuation order and the airport stays open you cannot make a claim. If you are driving, you may not be covered because you do not have a Common Carrier that has ceased services.

2) Complete cessation of travel supplier is the term to look for. This usually means the accommodation has to be unavailable for a number of hours in order to claim. In this instance, you would be able to claim for a mandatory evacuation because your travel suppler can no longer provide you with accommodation. However, this coverage is only available if the accommodation is provided by a company licensed to provide that service, which most hotels or property managers would be.

3) Accommodation at destination rendered uninhabitable means your hotel, condo, etc. is either flooding or damaged so much you cannot continue to stay there. We assume you will have been evacuated long before this happens anyway so in most cases, you will be back to points 1 and 2.

One insurance agent (http://www.quotetravelinsurance.com) breaks down the hurricane coverage as a separate element detailing whether mandatory evacuation is covered without the need to wade through pages of policy certificates.

Detailed information on the hurricane benefits for all policies can be found HERE.

Full policy wording related to hurricane clauses can be found HERE.

quotetravelinsurance.com is a website that specializes in comparing all the major travel insurance plans. The site has unique research capabilities as well as providing instant quotes, coverage and immediate purchase confirmation.

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