Trip delay insurance would cover which of the following expenses?

Trip delay insurance is designed to provide financial protection for travelers in the event their trip is delayed for reasons covered under the policy. This type of insurance typically extends to expenses that travelers incur while waiting for their delayed travel arrangements to be resolved.

Dining expenses during delays fall clearly within the intent of trip delay insurance. When a traveler's trip is delayed, they may find themselves needing to cover meals unexpectedly, which can accumulate to significant amounts, especially during lengthy delays. Therefore, trip delay insurance would reimburse these dining expenses as they arise because they are directly tied to the inconvenience of the delay.

Guide fees for rescheduled travel, unused attraction tickets, and costs associated with cancellation are generally not covered by trip delay insurance. Guide fees are more related to trip cancellation or interruption insurance, while unused attraction tickets often fall outside the scope of what delay insurance covers, since they are a consequence of not using the ticketed services as originally planned. Cancellation costs are also addressed through cancellation insurance rather than trip delay insurance.