The end of the year is one of the busiest travel periods as people take off on vacation to visit family, friends, or explore a new destination.
An end-of-the-year vacation, preferably somewhere warm and sunny, can help you unwind and relax from a busy year. The more you travel, the more you realize just how special it is to be able to do it on a regular basis.
Unfortunately, now and again, things do not go to plan. Floods, tornados, and storms can all wash away accommodation. Travel firms and budget airlines go bust; flights get canceled for all sorts of reasons.
When that happens, your vacation can end up canceled, leaving you stuck at home and out of pocket meaningful amounts of money. However, it need not be that way, as you will see.
Recently, I got sent this fantastic ”how to get your money back after a holiday cancelation” infographic from Creditfix. Using the information it contains should enable you to get most, if not all, of your money back so that you can book a new vacation.
It has been well researched. They have been unable to cover several potential ways to do it. Including, how you may be able to get your money back if it is only your flights have been canceled.
With these sorts of situations, knowing who to approach when things go wrong is half the battle. If you want to know if you are entitled to a refund and get your money back fast, this infographic will prove to be very helpful.
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This infographic and article are brought to you in partnership with Creditfix.
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Planning a trip? Go Backpacking recommends:
- G Adventures for small group tours.
- World Nomads for travel insurance.
- Hostelworld for booking hostels.
- Rail Europe for train passes.
