Yes the historical city of Seattle has several more landmarks. These are:

- The Gas Work Park

- The Seattle Monorail http://www.seattlemonorail.com/

- The Japanese Garden at the Washington Park Arboretum http://www.seattle.gov/parks/parkspaces/japanesegarden.htm

- George Washington Memorial Bridge or Aurora Bridge - The bridge was constructed in the year 1932. It was considered to be the first major highway to be built in the city of Seattle.

- South Lake Union StreetCar: It is also referred to as S.L.U.T by the locals of Seattle. It connects downtown with the biotechnology and bio-medical research center and also with the other businesses on the lake.

In order to further understand the history of Seattle landmarks and its other remaining structures, please visit the link:

http://kathika.com/landmarks/20090820-006336/

You can insure your different travel insurance plans in Seattle through the various travel insurance companies such as JetBlue, Norwegian Cruise Lines, etc.. These companies are known to provide for the various layoff protection plans to different travelers.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/travel/2008822792_trpucci08.html

The travel insurance companies including those based in Seattle have now also included terrorist incidents to the list of different reasons that could be considered and that will be covered by them in order to cancel a trip. The coverage as a part of layoff has always been there and it has always been included by the different travel insurance companies.

In case, if one of the travel companions who is traveling with you has actually lost his job, then you will be entitled to the compensation for the various nonrefundable outlays. This will include cruises, airline tickets as well as the different prepaid tours.