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    Travel dilemmas: Travel insurance required?

    by Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times Jul 29, 2019 3 minutes

    You're planning a trip abroad and you've decided not to buy travel insurance. "My choice," you think and you're right. Except in certain countries where you are required to have it. And now, other countries are considering following suit. Whaaat?

    Let's say you're taking your dream trip to Antarctica. You've bought or rented your gear, arranged flights and braced for the rough seas of the Drake Passage.

    But you're not going anywhere if you don't have travel insurance.

    It's one of several places

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