As countries close their borders and airlines cancel flights, there’s one thing travelers can count on during the coronavirus pandemic: expecting the unexpected. While this ideology may be dogma for seasoned jet setters, navigating an unforeseen travel snafu can be difficult for even the most confident traveler when under the stress of rapidly evolving restrictions…
Will my airline give me a refund due to the coronavirus? As the World Health Organization formally declared the coronavirus Covid-19 outbreak a global pandemic and the US imposed travel restrictions on Europe, airlines have responded by introducing more flexible change policies to help customers who may need to postpone or cancel trips. Airlines are introducing more flexible rebooking policies…
Fortunately, but Airbnb also has implemented changes to its cancellation policies in response to the escalating coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, which saw the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared a global pandemic last Wednesday. The short-term letting giant, which currently hosts over five million properties in almost 200 countries, says it is committed to hosts who…
Lufthansa Group has changed its previous estimations on coronavirus impact to its network. The group now expects it might need to cut up to 50% of its flight capacity and is considering taking out of service its entire fleet of Airbus A380 for the time being. “[…] The extent to which the entire Airbus A380…
With the rising number of coronavirus COVID-19 cases in the northern part of Italy, a lot of air companies operating in the region are forced to change their schedules and plans. The low-cost carrier Wizz Air has announced a major adjustment to its flight schedule – starting from 11 March, it stops its all flights…
