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As winter storms rip through the United States over the holidays, more than 6000 flights have been canceled with an even higher number of delays. With this being the busiest season for holiday travel since 2019, hundreds of thousands of passengers are finding themselves stranded, delayed, and rerouted.

With all of the stress and pressure that last-minute cancellations come with, especially at Christmas time, here is an easy-to-read guide of your passenger rights, including when you should be refunded and when the airlines owe you extra benefits for the delays.

How To Get A Full Refund If Your Flight Is Canceled

If your flight is canceled, even for reasons like weather, and you no longer wish to travel, the airline owes you a full refund, despite what they might say to you at the counter.

The U.S Department of Transportation’s Aviation

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Massive traffic jams due to road work on the way to Cancun International Airport have forced travelers to get out of their vehicles, drag their bags, and run to make it on time to their flights since Wednesday, the 21st.

Local authorities made the decision to remodel the roads on Luis Donaldo Colosio and Kukulkan Boulevards, in the hotel zone of Cancun, in order to keep the popular destination’s infrastructure up to date with its growing popularity.

However, the Cancun Airport recently crushed a record of 719 flights, and hotels were all but sold out, meaning there were thousands of travelers all trying to get to the airport in the midst of this massive construction project.

Because of the road construction, the route to the airport had heavy traffic congestion that affected around 10,000 passengers. According to the information shared by

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When you think of the most expensive cities, destinations such as New York, London, Geneva, and Zurich typically come to mind, but you might be surprised that according to Squaremonth, a travel insurance comparison website – these cities don’t even make the top ten.

Squaremouth analyzed its data from thousands of travel insurance policy sales to determine which countries were the most expensive destinations to insure, and they’re not what you think. Squaremouth found that travelers spent 44% more on the 25 most expensive destinations compared to any other country, while the average trip cost to these destinations was over $11,000, almost three times more than the average traveler spent this year.

The below destinations represent the countries that had the highest trip cost amount.

10. Monaco

Average Trip Cost: $10,247.35

A playground for the rich and famous, Monaco has developed a