The recent elections in Kenya have led to high rainfall in the country and beyond. When it was announced that President Mwai Kibaki won the election by just 230,000 votes (out of 10,000,000 voters) widespread political fury spread across the country - and violence broke out. Then he was advised against all travel to the country and a lot of people need to ask for your travel insurance worldwide, which was confusing, given the unusual circumstances. Ilearn to be more forward, but first a bit 'of history to the events surrounding the elections in Kenya.

To date, there have been 600 deaths and about 250,000 people have been (most of the supposed "majority" of Kibaki), the front of their homes. The reason is the persistent allegations of electoral fraud and the evidence for it has really begun to pile up, admit many strong claims emerging, including the head of the Electoral Commission of Kenya, that a constituency had the surprising andunlikely turn of 115%! Elsewhere the results were different at the national level, have announced their communications locally, and the results have been delayed for 24 hours at a time when Kenya's electoral rival Kibaki, Raila Odinga, who was in the polls. It is no surprise that the suspicion was widespread and equally surprising that the suspect has led to riots that erupted in violence, has fallen since the nation.

One area where this affects most is the Kenya earlier TotalsTourism industry, and is easily the largest source of income of the foreign country of about 500,000,000 per year. Earlier this year, was welcomed by Kenya, they may be reduced by hundreds of tourists a day - the last number in a few brave, who had decided to ignore the inevitable warnings from the Foreign Office to travel the country, which then put in turmoil "was no list of places to visit. Subsequently, theFederation of Tour Operators canceled all vacations in Kenya, and many people have already booked to visit the fascinating country, were left without anything to cancel, and quickly check the fine print of their travel insurance in the world!

Well, now adviser to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has raised, and you may begin to travel to Kenya again (though the FCO still advises against travel to the western province of Nyanza, Rift Valley betweenNarok and Kitale, the central business district, Kibera, Mather and Eastleigh areas of Nairobi, Mombasa and the city park Uhura.) But if something happens elsewhere? What steps should you if you are sudden and unexpected political consequences of a peaceful country travel so far because of concerns that you? "I can not speak for all vendors worldwide travel insurance, which is the line that we have with Kenya, and I suspect a similar policy was adoptedour opponents for their travel insurance in Kenya:

If you are traveling with a tour operator, which should have a refund or an alternative holiday itinerary in a region more secure.
If you are traveling independently, you should easily get a refund from the airline, and by your landlord.
If for some reason, not one of these options for action, and you have a policy withus, then we would offer a refund for unused travel and accommodation under a travel insurance in Kenya.

Of course I can not be sure that the approach to other providers of travel insurance in the world will be, but I believe that the vast majority is defined as something very similar to those that do not travel through the rain after the elections in Kenya and this advice should apply in times of futureDisorder in the world. In case of doubt you should contact the supplier as soon as possible and find the exact wording of your travel insurance.

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