Extenuating circumstances are unavoidable events. These include accidents, unforeseen events, and calamities or natural disasters. Events that the Extenuating Policy covers: Government Change in Travel Requirements In case government travel requirements need to be met and guests will be unable to make it into the destination covered by the policy of their respective government. The policy does not include expired or lost travel documents of guests. Declared Emergencies and Pandemic The extenuating policy covers the government declaring health emergencies such as local, international, epidemics, and essential public health emergencies. The policy does not cover endemic or local diseases usually in the locality, such as dengue fever and malaria outbreaks in a specific Country. Travel Limits of Government Travel limits imposed by a government department that make it difficult or impossible to travel to remain at or return from the Booking location. The policy does not cover non-binding trip travel warnings and other forms of government guidelines. Military Operations and Other Forms of Hostility The extenuating policy includes acts of war, armed conflict, conquests, civil war, terrorist attacks, explosions, bomb attacks, revolts, violent protests, insurgency, civil disorder, and civil unrest. Natural Catastrophes Natural disasters include acts of God, widespread power outages, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and other severe and unusual weather events. The policy does not cover weather or natural conditions common enough to be expected in that location, such as hurricanes in Florida during hurricane season.