Gentleman who canceled honeymoon over Ebola fears sues vacation agency

A journey enterprise is remaining sued for not telling its buyers about the alternative of journey insurance policies.nbsp(iStock)

A geographically challenged newlywed — who canceled his $eighty,000 African safari honeymoon for concern of Ebola, even while he would be touring 1000’s of miles away from the outbreak — is suing a Manhattan journey agency for a refund, according to a new lawsuit.

Matthew Goldstein and his new bride by no means took out travel insurance policy on the expensive vacation, but they fault the journey agent.

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The agent experienced under no circumstances available the insurance coverage, describing afterward that because the pair would be honeymooning, it would be “bad karma,” the Manhattan Supreme Court suit says.

Bond Avenue Vacation Inc. CEO Richard Nigosian “knowingly and deliberately chose not to notify [Goldstein] of the availability of this sort of insurance policy at a time when it would have been probable for [Goldstein]” to buy it, the suit suggests.

Ebola never unfold anyplace in close proximity to the couple’s intended place of Mozambique and South Africa, which are extra than 3,000 miles from the outbreak in the western element of the continent.

A lot more from the New York Write-up.

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