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I'm researching a company on "no-shows" in travel. Usually, if a person fails to show up for a flight, cruise or hotel stay, the company will keep their money. And lately, travel companies claim there have been more no-shows. I'm interested in hearing from anyone who was a no-show for a trip recently. Did you lose all of your money? Did you try to file a travel insurance claim, and if so, how did that go? Do you think the travel industry's overall policy -- to keep your money -- is fair? I'm also interested in hearing from travel experts about this trend. Travel companies sometimes claim a customer didn't show up, but they get it wrong. Are no-shows a growing problem, or just a way for airlines, hotels and cruise lines to make more money? How do you avoid being a no-show at a time when there are so many uncontrollable variables in travel? Please no travel bloggers or SEO people.

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