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Event Insurance for Storm Season: What to Know

MeetingsNet

With the full-on return of in-person events in 2023 a most welcome development—especially for associations who rely heavily on revenues from their annual meetings—one issue has gotten trickier for meeting hosts: event-cancellation insurance. Said the underwriter: “Covid changed the insurance market, and the changes aren’t done yet.”

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Event Insurance: A Guide to Cost, Coverage, and Claims

GEVME

Therefore, the best way to be prepared and protected is to be insured. . What is Event Insurance? There are different types of event insurance coverage , and event managers can purchase the most relevant coverage for their needs. Why you need event insurance. What does the event insurance cover? No problem. .

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Insurance Business

Stova

Insurance Business Success Story "My events team as well as other teams that manage our events across the business are all really impressed and excited about the Stova system." The post Insurance Business appeared first on Stova. The team has also found success with the etouches' mobile event app. Schedule some time with us today.

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Why is Liability Insurance Important When Hosting Business Events?

Eventinterface

One such detail is liability insurance. Protecting yourself and your entire brand against this happening at your own event requires a preventative approach, something that dependable liability business insurance can greatly help you with.

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A Reality Check for Obtaining Event Insurance in the Covid Pandemic

EventMB

Event insurance is now top of mind for planners who are able to host in-person events despite the ongoing global pandemic. In times of crisis, people quite rightly want their insurance policies to protect them against issues of concern, […].

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Insurance Companies Limit Event Coverage for Coronavirus

EventMB

If you’re thinking about adding coronavirus coverage to your next event’s insurance policy, you’re already too late. Mirroring their reaction to terrorism clauses following 9/11, insurance companies have gone into lockdown, making it practically impossible to add epidemic coverage to your event policy if it’s not already in place.

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Risk Management Gets a Boost: Customizable Event Insurance Debuts

MeetingsNet

A new insurance product allows organizations to choose which costs and revenue streams are covered, and under which disruptive circumstances. The choices are wider than ever, but some circumstances remain uninsurable.