Top 3 Essential Travel Tips for 2022! Planning a Flexible Vacation

#traveltips
Here are my 3 travel tips for 2022, assuming things are mostly the same. Here's how to weather cancellations and rebookings without losing money in the process. Admittedly, some of this may be a bit obvious, but it does't hurt to have in the back of your mind. What are your top travel tips for 2022?
Nomadic Matt's article on travel insurance: www.nomadicmatt.com/travel-in...
Timestamps
1:04 Why I Fly Southwest
1:54 Always Have Travel Insurance
3:20 Use Your Credit Card
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[@SomeplaceOrAnother]

Great tips 👍 I usually fly southwest too

[@maggiethebrokegirlabroad8608]

Southwest is best!

[@JoseHernandez-ee8wn]

This reminds me of a pickle I’m currently in. I booked a flight with Swiss through United in July last year to Dublin that’s scheduled for the week of St. Paddy’s day. I bought the travel insurance with it and in the end it came out to a little over $700. A few months later my cousin invites me to his wedding in Mexico that’s on, you guessed it: St. Paddy’s day! I don’t wanna miss his wedding and tbh I don’t have the budget to go on two trips, so even if they were to reschedule me I couldn’t really go. But I’ve read that at least with United, they’d have to cancel/significantly delay the trip in order for them to issue a refund. The insurance I bought also doesn’t cover this. 😬

[@maggiethebrokegirlabroad8608]

What a pickle! Try and call customer service and see if they can help. Talking to a person seems to yield good results for me

[@eprohoda]

how r ?- Maggie,insane , see u around.