Cebu Pacific, a popular low-cost airline in the Philippines, offers a feature called Travel Fund which allows customers to save their unused or partially used tickets for future travel. Here’s how Travel Fund works in Cebu Pacific.
When a customer books a flight with Cebu Pacific and decides not to use it or only uses a portion of it, the unused or partially used ticket can be placed in their Travel Fund account. The value of the ticket, minus any applicable fees or charges, will be credited to the customer’s Travel Fund account and can be used towards future travel with Cebu Pacific.
To access their Travel Fund, customers can log in to their Cebu Pacific account online or through the mobile app and view their available balance. They can then use their Travel Fund towards the purchase of a new ticket or to pay for additional fees or charges (such as baggage fees or seat selection).
There are a few important things to note about Travel Fund in Cebu Pacific. First, Travel Fund can only be used for flights within the Philippines or to certain international destinations. It cannot be used for other services or products offered by Cebu Pacific or its partners.
Second, Travel Fund has an expiration date, which is typically one year from the date of issue. Customers must use their Travel Fund before it expires, or it will be forfeited.
Finally, Travel Fund is non-transferable and cannot be converted to cash. It can only be used by the customer who originally purchased the ticket and has the balance in their Travel Fund account.
In summary, Cebu Pacific’s Travel Fund allows customers to save their unused or partially used tickets for future travel. The value of the ticket, minus any applicable fees or charges, is credited to the customer’s Travel Fund account and can be used towards the purchase of a new ticket or to pay for additional fees or charges. Travel Fund has an expiration date and can only be used for flights within the Philippines or to certain international destinations. It is non-transferable and cannot be converted to cash.