Can you get your money back if you dont want to travel anymore?

Answer 1

Call and ask for a airline refund. If they won't give you one, then you can trade the ticket for a ticket to somewhere else of equal or lesser value before your travel date, but they probably won't allow you anything if you contact them after your travel date. You can switch your hotel booking for a later date if you contact them.

ANSWER:

Air tickets are sold with varying restrictions, which can vary depending on the country in which they are purchased. Additionally, if you purchased a ticket through a travel agency, or tour operator, there may be additional fees which, at times, can actually be higher than the cost of the ticket.

Full, F/J/C/P/Y/S class tickets generally are fully refundable. Other classes generally have highly restrictive rules regarding either change or refund. It is best to contact the original source from where you purchased your ticket.

The same restrictions apply to hotel reservations. Some rates are strictly non-refundable and non-changeable. It is best to confirm with the hotel directly, or through the hotel reservation service.

Some hotels have strict advance cancellation rules, some as far as three months in advance, as reflected in some Hawaiian resorts over Christmas and New Year holidays. Before booking, always be assured that you are aware of the cancellation restrictions.

Some airline tickets can be changed in the event of a documented emergency, such as the death of an immediate family member. Again, it is best to confirm directly with the airline or original source of booking.