Earthquake alerts that may affect your coverage
Earthquakes can disrupt your travel plans and may affect your Travelex travel insurance coverage.
If an earthquake happens after you purchase your Travelex policy and was unexpected when you bought it, your travel insurance plan may cover eligible losses.
However, once an earthquake becomes a foreseeable event, Travelex claims related to that earthquake are no longer eligible for coverage.
The earthquake alerts below show the date each event became foreseeable. To be eligible for coverage related to a listed earthquake, you generally must have purchased your policy before that date.
Be sure to review your Description of Coverage (DoC) and policy documents, as coverage, terms, conditions, and exclusions vary by plan.
| Event location | Foreseeable date |
|---|---|
| There are no current earthquake alerts. For information about previous earthquake events and their foreseeable dates, please see our archived events page. | N/A |
Important: If your destination or travel dates aren't listed above, it doesn't automatically mean you’ll have coverage with Travelex. Some destinations are subject to other travel restrictions or sanctions. Please visit our blocked and restricted destinations page for more information.
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Volcano alerts that may affect your travel insurance coverage 08.06.2026
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Wildfire alerts that may affect your travel insurance coverage 08.06.2026
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Travelex’s archived travel alerts and coverage information 08.06.2026
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Blocked and sanctioned countries where travel insurance may not apply 07.30.2026
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Flight disruption alerts that may affect your coverage 07.30.2026
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Hurricanes and tropical storms that may affect your coverage 07.30.2026