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have eased up, it's a smart idea to triple check your airline, hotel or other carrier's refund, change and cancellation policies."A lot of airlines are still being pretty flexible, but you need to look into whether or not you might get charged," said Ruhle.
You'll also want to keep an eye on the local situation and any mandates where you are traveling."This is especially important if you're traveling internationally," said Ruhle."Some countries may still require a quarantine period or testing upon entering and leaving the country, and you don't want to be looking for a PCR test the day before you're supposed to go home.
Plane tickets are also cheaper on the actual holiday, so if you're taking a trip and can be flexible on your dates, there's nothing wrong with spreading Christmas cheer in the airport.
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