Washington travel insurance act regulates travel insurance sales and marketing.
The Washington travel insurance act establishes rules for selling and marketing travel insurance in the state. It defines travel insurance and travel protection plans, and outlines requirements for travel insurance producers and retailers. Travel insurance producers must be licensed and meet certain conditions, while travel retailers must provide certain disclosures and training to employees. The act also prohibits unfair trade practices related to travel insurance marketing and requires insurers to pay premium tax on travel insurance premiums.
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