The coverage territory of the businessowners policy (BOP) includes all of the following EXCEPT?

The businessowners policy (BOP) is designed to provide coverage for small to medium-sized businesses and has a specific coverage territory that allows for protection within certain geographic boundaries. The correct answer, indicating that Mexico is not included in this coverage territory, reflects the standard limitations of many insurance policies, which typically offer coverage primarily within the United States and its territories.

Puerto Rico, Canada, and the United States are recognized as part of the coverage area, allowing businesses operating or having interests in these regions to qualify for protection under a BOP. However, Mexico presents unique risks that many insurers choose to exclude from standard coverage due to differences in legal requirements, regulatory environments, and potential liabilities that may arise when operating in that country. Therefore, businesses seeking coverage in Mexico would need to look for specialized insurance options designed specifically for operations in that region.