Sentences with phrase «nonrefundable tickets»

Many travelers book nonrefundable tickets to save money, but can be left in a bind if their first flight doesn't arrive on time.

Unless you have travel protection, nonrefundable tickets can be a nightmare.

Normally you earn 50 percent of the miles flown for nonrefundable tickets and 100 percent for the more expensive refundable fares.

Depending on the fare type purchased, nonrefundable tickets may be transferred for a fee of up to $ 50, or reissued for alternate flights for a fee of up to $ 75, as well as a possible fare increase.

Neither National Geographic, nor the tour operator, will be liable for any air carrier's cancellation penalty incurred by the purchase of a nonrefundable ticket to or from the participant's Expedition departure city.

What sounds like a good idea, charging you an extra fee to retain the value of your nonrefundable ticket should you have to cancel, has morphed into something less than desirable because the airlines will charge you a fee to change your ticket and you still don't get your money back.

What sounds like a good idea, charging you an extra fee to retain the value of your nonrefundable ticket should you have to cancel, has morphed into something less than desirable because the airlines will charge you a fee to change your ticket and you -LSB-...]

Not exact matches

-- Sherry Assadi * Please note, all sales are final and tickets are nonrefundable.

Remember, too, that the World Elite MasterCard offers trip cancellation insurance for nonrefundable fees and tickets, something you might worry about when buying plane tickets.

We can not predict illness or injury, but if you bought a nonrefundable airplane ticket flight with your travel credit card, it may reimburse the cost of the flight if you can not go on the trip or if you have to return from the trip unexpectedly.

While these sale tickets are technically nonrefundable, Southwest will uphold their general cancellation policy: funds will be returned to the purchaser's account for future travel on Southwest if canceled prior to 10 minutes before the flight's scheduled departure time.

Terms are similar to most airline bookings, with 1 key exception: unlike most other tickets booked through Priceline, which you can cancel for free within 24 hours, Express Deal tickets are absolutely nonrefundable and nonchangeable.

There are three types of economy awards (super saver, saver and refundable) and two types of first class awards (refundable and nonrefundable), along with two levels of Money + Miles tickets.

Please note that Award Tickets booked within 72 hours of departure are nonrefundable and can not be redeposited or changed.

Award Tickets booked within 72 hours of departure are nonrefundable and can not be redeposited or changed.

Ticketing service charges are nonrefundable.

SAS has a «business saver» fare for half of its full fare, but the tickets are nonrefundable.

In the event of a ticket being reissued, any residual dollar value between the original price of the ticket purchased using full or partial Pay with Miles and the reissued ticket price, can only be returned as a nonrefundable e-credit valid for future transportation.

• Consider trip cancellation insurance if you are putting down money for a trip far in advance, especially if the ticket is nonrefundable.

Machu Picchu entrance tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

Second, you get full refundability on nonrefundable fare bucket pricing: Canceled points tickets go right back into your points bank and are not locked to one passenger as a cash purchase would be.

All post purchase paid upgrades are nonrefundable and must be used as ticketed.

Tickets are nonrefundable and tax - deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Guest tickets remain nonrefundable.

Thereafter, registration and guest ticket fees are nonrefundable.

For example, if the trip needs to be canceled for some unexpected reason, and the expenses such as airline tickets are nonrefundable, the insurance company will compensate the traveler for their monetary losses.

Trip cancellation coverage can refund the prepaid, nonrefundable costs of your trip, such as airfare, cruise tickets, tour bookings and hotel reservations.

Having travel insurance really is the only SURE way to get a refund on your nonrefundable airline tickets, but you'll also get a refund for your pre-paid hotel costs and a number of other benefits in case something goes wrong on your trip too.

That can mean anything from covering the cost of nonrefundable plane tickets to accommodations in the event of a delayed flight to helping you secure a lost passport.

The 3 tickets were nonrefundable.

Some travel insurance plans provide a benefit amount for unused nonrefundable payments made separately from the vacation and related to sports activities, including ski lift tickets, green fees, equipment rentals and lessons, if you have to cancel or interrupt your trip for a covered reason.

You may also want to consider travel insurance to cover any financial losses if your trip is delayed or canceled, including the cost of a nonrefundable airline ticket or accommodations because of a delay.

If within two weeks prior to your pre-paid ticketed or vouchered initial trip departure your entire trip must be cancelled due to 1) your death, illness or injury causing hospitalization or outpatient surgery, or 2) the death of an Immediate Family member, or 3) the substantial destruction of your home due to fire, wind, flood, or earthquake, any unused and nonrefundable portion of expenses shall be reimbursed up to a maximum of $ 2,500, excess of $ 100 each and every loss and excess of all other valid Insurances.

First, there's the price difference between the refundable airline tickets and the nonrefundable ones — the refundable ones are three times as expensive.

Trip cancellation insurance covers nonrefundable financial penalties or losses incurred as a result of cancelling a trip for unforeseen reasons, including reimbursement for nonrefundable expenses such as flight tickets and tours.

-- Sherry Assadi * Please note, all sales are final and tickets are nonrefundable.