Okay, so lesson learned: don't buy any promotional tickets too far in advance. 6 month in advance is still too far in advanced.
I bought tickets to India on a promotional fare, around last October, to depart on mid-April this year, for a two week trip. Suddenly, my cousin is planning to get married (well, I didn't know and didn't hear any plan, and just so suddenly the date is set) and it's on the day I am still away for the trip. So to be able to make it to the wedding, I got to reschedule the promotional tickets I bought, and it costs me twice the original price I got to pay on the first place. It's like I am buying 3 set of tickets with the original price. Yet, I'm not.
CRY.
When I knew the price I got to pay, I wanted to back-out from the trip. But well, I might not be able to go again. It's a dilemma.
CRY.
I learned my lesson, and more, there should be something behind this, SOMETHING BETTER.
In the end, let's just hope the trip was fun. :)
I bought tickets to India on a promotional fare, around last October, to depart on mid-April this year, for a two week trip. Suddenly, my cousin is planning to get married (well, I didn't know and didn't hear any plan, and just so suddenly the date is set) and it's on the day I am still away for the trip. So to be able to make it to the wedding, I got to reschedule the promotional tickets I bought, and it costs me twice the original price I got to pay on the first place. It's like I am buying 3 set of tickets with the original price. Yet, I'm not.
CRY.
When I knew the price I got to pay, I wanted to back-out from the trip. But well, I might not be able to go again. It's a dilemma.
CRY.
I learned my lesson, and more, there should be something behind this, SOMETHING BETTER.
In the end, let's just hope the trip was fun. :)
1 comment:
Irene gimana trip India nya?? haaa update di blog yaa pengen tau kisah trip ke India :D
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