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Build a travel refund follow-up plan

Confirm who took the payment, who cancelled or changed the service, what refund or credit was promised and which amount remains outstanding. Send a concise follow-up to the correct provider and separately check any card, insurance, consumer or travel-complaint deadline that applies.

General information only — not legal advice · Reviewed 2 October 2026

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VISUAL RESOLUTION FLOW

Problem → action → response → next decision.

Keep the dispute moving one visible step at a time instead of jumping between messages, promises and escalation ideas.

1 · PROBLEMProblem

Identify the responsible party

2 · ACTIONAction

Reconcile payments and credits

3 · RESPONSEResponse

State the requested outcome

4 · REVIEWNext decision

Check parallel deadlines

Issue clearRequest sentResponse trackedNext step reviewed
01

Identify the responsible party

Separate the booking agent, airline, accommodation provider, tour operator or insurer and record who actually took the payment.

02

Reconcile payments and credits

List the original payment, any partial refund, voucher or credit and the amount still unresolved.

03

State the requested outcome

Ask for the specific refund, reimbursement, credit correction or written explanation you need.

04

Check parallel deadlines

Card, insurance, consumer and travel complaint processes may have separate time limits. Do not let one informal process cause another deadline to expire.

05

Track actual receipt

A promised refund is not complete until the money or agreed credit is actually received and reconciled.

Important limitation

GetInstantResolve does not guarantee a refund, compensation or payment reversal.

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