Bill
HB 2128
Oregon establishes travel insurance licensing and disclosure requirements to protect consumers purchasing coverage through travel agencies and online providers.
HB 2128 is an Oregon law regulating travel insurance products and their sale to consumers. The bill establishes licensing requirements, disclosure standards, and consumer protections for travel insurance providers and sellers operating in Oregon.
Travel insurance is a growing but largely unregulated market where consumers may not understand coverage limitations or may purchase redundant policies. Clear regulations protect consumers from deceptive practices while establishing consistent standards for an industry that previously operated with minimal state oversight in Oregon.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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