Need to cancel a trip and wondering about Travelocity’s refund rules? Here’s a complete breakdown of their refund policy, eligibility, timelines, and how to get in touch with support for help.
Travelocity offers refunds based on the fare type, airline rules, and whether you booked a flight, hotel, or package.
Flights: Refundable tickets may qualify for a full refund. Non-refundable fares usually receive credit for future travel.
Hotels: Most hotels allow free cancellation up to 24–48 hours before check-in.
Packages: The refund policy depends on each component (flight, hotel, car).
Important: Always review the cancellation policy for each item during checkout.
Refunds generally take:
5–7 business days for credit card refunds.
Up to 30 days for airlines to process refundable tickets.
Hotel and car refunds depend on the provider.
To request a refund:
Go to “My Trips” on Travelocity.com.
Select your booking.
Click “Cancel” or “Request a Refund” (if eligible).
Follow on-screen instructions.
For faster help, contact Travelocity support directly at:
📱 +1-(877)-361-0442
📱 +1-888-447-6187
These numbers connect you with agents who can check eligibility and initiate refunds.
Yes, depending on the fare and provider rules. Refundable tickets and hotel stays canceled within the cancellation window are usually eligible for refunds.
Travelocity itself typically does not charge fees. However, airlines, hotels, or car rental agencies may impose their own cancellation penalties.
Log into “My Trips” on Travelocity. Click on your booking to view cancellation/refund options listed in the itinerary.
If your flight is canceled by the airline, you’re usually entitled to a full refund or rebooking. Contact customer service at +1-(877)-361-0442 or +1-888-447-6187 for support.
It depends on each component’s policy (airline, hotel, car). Use the “My Trips” section to view package details and refund eligibility.
Always cancel as early as possible to maximize refund chances.
Save email confirmations and screenshots.
Use customer support numbers for complex cases.