New York travel insurance act regulates licensing and registration of travel insurance producers and retailers, and sale and marketing of travel.
The New York travel insurance act establishes a regulatory framework for the licensing and registration of limited lines travel insurance producers and travel retailers, and the sale and marketing of travel insurance and related products. It defines terms such as "travel insurance," "travel retailer," and "travel assistance services." The act outlines requirements for travel insurance agents and retailers, including providing certain disclosures and materials to consumers. It also sets rules for the sale and marketing of travel insurance, including prohibiting certain unfair trade practices.
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