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TPG Talks episode five: Navigating travel changes and cancellations

May 16, 2020
2 min read
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In episode five of TPG Talks, we were joined by our two TPG staff experts who have been covering travel changes since the coronavirus pandemic began. TPG Travel Analyst Zach Griff and TPG Editor-at-Large Zach Honig walked us through the current practices of how airlines, hotels and online travel agencies (OTAs) are approaching travel changes, cancellations and refunds.

If you're facing issues with changing or canceling an upcoming trip, make sure to watch the replay of this TPG Talks webinar and ensure that changes or cancellations don't cost you, then join the conversation in the TPG Lounge if you have further questions.

Show notes:

(To come)

Follow on reading and important links:

Airline coronavirus change and cancellation policies: A complete list of major carriers

You are entitled to a refund for your canceled flight — even if the airline says you aren't

Why you should wait until the last minute to get a refund for your flight

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