Are you wondering how hotel and Airbnb cancellation policies may be changing in response to COVID-19? Here’s an article to answer some of your questions:
Condé Nast Traveler ~ “The coronavirus, or COVID-19, has had major repercussions for the travel industry. Cruise lines are exercising flexibility for customers, prescreening passengers before they board, and revving up their already stringent cleaning measure. Airlines, too, are continuing to monitor the situation, shifting their cancellation and change policies in response to new information and State Department updates.
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The hotel industry is also taking the virus and the threat it may pose to guests and staff seriously. With flights being rebooked and travel plans being bumped, hotels are doing what they can to minimize the impact on guests whose travel plans have changed. But depending on where you’ve booked, the hotel cancellation policy may not always be as flexible, since cancellation coverage often depends on whether you booked directly with the hotel or through a third-party agency. It is important to note that this situation is fluid and shifting circumstances continue to affect the policies in place.” ~ Condé Nast Traveler
Source: How Hotel and Airbnb Cancellation Policies Are Changing Amid Coronavirus – Condé Nast Traveler
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