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Hotel, Resort and Casino Insurance

How To Prevent Legionnaires’ Disease In Hotels and Resorts

As the world opens up again, the travel industry is booming, and hotels and resorts are gearing up to welcome guests again. While hotels have implemented stricter cleaning measures to provide a safe and healthy environment for guests, an unseen risk can put guests and employees at risk: Legionnaires’ disease.

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The Case for Higher-Limit Hotel Umbrella Insurance

As an insurance broker, it’s important to understand the current litigious environment and the importance of offering high-limit Hotel Umbrella insurance to your clients. Hotels, in general, recognize the necessity of purchasing Commercial Umbrella insurance to extend their liability coverage in underlying policies such as General Liability. But what is key to driving home is…

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Distinguished Programs Announces New Program with Core Specialty for Hotel General Liability Coverage

Distinguished Programs (“Distinguished”), a national insurance program manager, today announces a new underwriting program with Core Specialty, an insurance holding company operating through StarStone Specialty Insurance Company (“StarStone”), offering a diversified range of property and casualty insurance products. Distinguished will work with Core Specialty to provide General Liability & Auto Liability coverage for hotels. “We…

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Umbrella Insurance for City Clubs: A Broker’s Guide

In this article, we examine the ins and outs of umbrella insurance for city clubs. Also known as a social club or business club, a city club is membership-based and, as its name implies, is often located in an urban area close to its members’ homes or offices. It’s a place where people can socialize, network,…

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Casino Umbrella Insurance: The Safe Bet

Walk into any casino or hotel-casino, and you are immediately transported to another reality by the barrage of noises from the spins of slot machines, the ding and dong of games, coins hitting metal, and the pitter-patter of the those running the games. There’s also the hustle and bustle of the wait staff and the…

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What are the Main Coverages of Hotel Primary Insurance?

This is an excerpt from our free “Broker’s Guide to Hotel Primary Insurance” eBook. Click here to download your copy. The hotel primary insurance coverages – that is, the direct, first layers of hotel insurance coverage – for a hotel operation should include General Liability (GL), Liquor Liability, Commercial Property, Commercial Auto Liability and Garagekeepers policies….

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Resort Insurance: Why High-Limit Umbrella Coverage Is Essential

In this article, we will explore the key differentiator in a robust resort insurance program – the umbrella policy. Americans hit the road and took to the skies in earnest this summer, with resorts filling up fast  following two years of the pandemic which hit the hospitality and tourism industries hard. Whether it’s a trip…

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5 Reasons You Need Distinguished Hotel Umbrella Insurance

With a solution in just about any hotel class – select-service, luxury, resorts, casinos, and everything in between –  we can help you specialize in the hotel market. Distinguished’s comprehensive suite of hotel insurance products include Primary (including GL and Property), Umbrella, and Cyber Liability coverages. Below are 5 reasons why brokers choose us for…

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How to Sell High-Limit Hotel Umbrella Insurance

This is an excerpt from our free “How to Sell Umbrella Insurance” eBook. Click here to download your copy. For the most part, hotels recognize the importance of purchasing Hotel Umbrella insurance to supplement the liability limits in their underlying policies. In the last several years, however, liability claims have resulted in multi-million-dollar verdicts or…

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Hotel Property Insurance: 4 Reasons a Hotel Needs It

Murphy’s Law states that anything that can go wrong will go wrong. Perhaps nowhere is this more apt than in the hotel industry. Whether it’s a freak weather event, an accident, or criminal activity, a hotel property is always at risk of something going awry. Hoteliers should prepare for worst-case scenarios and surprise damage bills…

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