Just three months into 2026, several global events have already upended travel plans and left many uncertain about their upcoming trips. From the ongoing government shutdown to the unrest in the ...

Interest in Cancel For Any Reason (CFAR) travel insurance has risen by 27% in 2026 due to global events affecting travel plans.

According to Squaremouth, interest in Cancel For Any Reason (CFAR) coverage has risen by roughly 27% since the start of March, with the firm linking the uptick to recent geopolitical and operational ...

If you're feeling unsure about booking travel, adding "cancel for any reason" coverage — sometimes called CFAR — to your travel insurance becomes a standout option. With this, you can cancel your trip ...

Travel plans can change more quickly than the weather. Occasionally the causes don’t fall neatly under one of the usual insurance categories. CFAR, or cancel for any reason insurance, fills the gap ...

Travelers shaken by the recent events in Mexico might be considering canceling their upcoming spring break trips. Here's what ...

Insurers announced they were cancelling war risk coverage after the IRGC said the Strait of Hormuz was ‘closed’.