Heads up on Expedia policy change

[Misu]

If I find the article, I'll post it here. But in case anyone is planning on purchasing tickets, Expedia.com has changed their policy to reflect if a war breaks out. All fees (such as cancellation due to war, etc) will be waived - these include airfare, car rental, and hotel reservations.

So if you plan on doing things online, it might be worth going through Expedia, incase you need to change your plans.

[Fiona]

i'VE NEVER USED oops (caps at work) Expedia because Iheard stories of problems, no remimbursement and stuff. Do any of you have GOOD stories to tell? I've used travelocity TWICE without a hitch, including rentals.

[joseftu]

I've used Expedia about eight or ten times. Never a single problem, always very satisfied. I don't think their prices are necessarily the absolute lowest, but they're very reliable.

[Sierra Mike]

Yep, American issued the same release on their site...I'm due to travel again on Thursday, to Zurich, and I want to make sure I have an out...

Worst news is, the following weekend, I go to...Canada.

SM

[Robert Harris]

If you are assassinated while abroad, will your family now be able to get a refund on your no-changes-allowed ticket?