Event Cancellation

Causes Beyond The Owner's Control

• Death, Accident or Illness
• Damage or Destruction of Venue
• Unavoidable Travel Delay
• Political Unrest
• Communicable Disease

Even with careful planning and precautions, events get cancelled. Whether it's due to a dangerous thunderstorm or a workers' strike - an unexpected event cancellation can put a huge strain on any budget. In almost any scenario we can insure unforeseen expenses and lost profits when an event is canceled.

Take The Case Of...

A Southern California city that hosts a free New Year's Eve concert in their central square. They offset some of the cost by selling tent booths to local vendors and restaurants for promotion. But, since it is outdoors and on New Year's Eve, they are concerned with the weather, even in Southern California. So several weeks before the event they buy Cancellation coverage including Adverse Weather so that they can refund the vendors and restaurants if the event has to be cancelled.

Luckily they were properly prepared because a few years ago the city's fire department cancelled the event due to heavy rain and poor drainage which made for an electrical hazard with all the generators and power cords that had been laid out.

Not only is the cancellation of Concerts and Sporting Events covered, but also Theatrical Productions, Conferences, Indoor & Outdoor Shows, Exhibitions, Product Launches, Charitable Events, and Video & Film Shoots, to name just a few.

With Event Cancellation Insurance, we insure Promoters, Sponsors, Musicians, Athletes, Agents, Venues, Caterers, Merchandisers, and more can be insured for expenses and profit. Purchasing Event Cancellation Insurance will protect you - and others - from financial losses due to circumstances beyond your control.

• Cancellation - in case the event is unable to proceed
• Abandonment - in case the event cannot be completed
• Postponement - in case the event has to be moved to another time or date
• Interruption - in case the event has to be stopped and restarted later
• Relocation - in case the event has to be completely moved to another location
• Curtailment - in case the event can still proceed, but there has been a loss in revenue
• Non-Appearance - in case the event has to be cancelled due to the key/star performer not appearing to the venue

• Loss of Net Income
• Adverse Weather
• Reduced Attendance
• Communicable Disease
• Death, Accident or Illness
• Unavoidable Travel Delay
• Damage to or Destruction of Venue
• Other Causes (beyond Assured's control)
• And other options may be considered

• Sporting Events
• Concerts and Theatre
• Indoor/Outdoor Shows
• Conferences or Parties
• Photo/Video shoots
• Exhibitions
• Weddings
• And more