NONREFUNDABLE EXPEDIA RESERVATION

Nonrefundable sometimes really means nonrefundable on your Expedia reservation.

Flu stops my trip to Cancún. Why won’t Expedia give me a refund?

May 16, 2018 by Christopher Elliott

Sometimes, nonrefundable really means nonrefundable. Even if you’re Sibel Isik, a customer stricken by the flu just before her vacation to Cancún, Mexico.

And even if you’re me.

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