Wildfires in Rhodes: flights cancelled and refunds available

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Wildfires in Rhodes

There are big fires happening in Rhodes, and it's causing some problems for tourists. Two airlines, Jet2 and TUI, have cancelled their flights to Rhodes because of the fires. They are also giving refunds to the people who had booked trips to the island. Another airline, easyJet, is still flying to Rhodes as normal. The fires have been going on for six days now, and many people have had to leave their homes and hotels to stay safe. The British Embassy in Athens has told British people to leave the area. It can be very scary to be near a big fire, so it's important to listen to the advice of the local authorities and stay safe.

Refunds and Travel Insurance

Some people who had planned to go to Rhodes may not want to go anymore because of the fires. A consumer charity called Which? said that it would be wrong for airlines and holiday companies to not give refunds to these people. They think it's important for companies to be understanding and flexible. But here's something important to know: if you have travel insurance, it might not cover you if you decide not to go because of the fires. Travel insurance is usually for emergencies and medical treatments, not for changes in plans. Some insurance companies have special add-ons that cover natural disasters, but not all of them do. So, if you were planning to go to Rhodes and now you're not sure, it's a good idea to talk to your airline or holiday company. They can help you figure out what to do and if you can get a refund. And most importantly, stay safe and listen to the advice of the authorities.

Word of the day: Flexibility

Flexibility means being able to change your plans or adapt to new situations. It is important to be flexible when things don't go as expected, like when a trip gets cancelled because of wildfires. Being flexible means being understanding and open to finding different solutions. In this case, it means being willing to change your travel plans or get a refund if necessary. Being flexible helps us handle unexpected situations with ease and make the best of them. See you soon for new articles!