How much money will I lose if I cancel my holiday?

The terms and conditions attached to most package holidays enforce a 90-100 percent charge for last-minute cancellations. You will also lose your money if you decide not to take a flight - though some airlines do allow you to rebook, subject to a charge.



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Cancelling a package holiday Usually, you'll likely need to pay a cancellation fee, or may not be entitled to a refund. If you paid a deposit, this is often non-refundable but again, check the terms of your booking.

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As flights are non-refundable, this may require paying a cancellation fee on your original flights and buying a new set of tickets. To amend your hotel stay, you must speak to your hotel directly. Extending your stay will depend on room availability for your desired dates.

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Cancelling a holiday due to illness You might be able to get a partial refund if you pay a cancellation fee. If your insurance specifically includes cancellation cover, you should be okay to claim, but there might be some obstacles.

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While consistently canceling at the last minute is not ideal, it's also OK to bow out of plans if you need to take care of yourself. Burns recommends getting curious about why you want to cancel.

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