When Pickup declares a major disruptive event, such as a government directive, a declared emergency, a waterway or airspace closure, or severe weather warnings, the Major Disruptive Events Policy applies to the bookings it covers.
What it means for you
- Affected bookings can be cancelled without the usual consequences.
- Those cancellations cost you nothing and do not count towards your cancellation rate.
- The policy overrides your cancellation option for the bookings it covers.
- Guests are refunded in full.
What does not count
Ordinary traffic, foreseeable seasonal weather, or a problem with your own staff or asset. Those follow the normal Cancellation and Refund Policy.
What you should do
- Watch for Pickup's notice in the app. It shows the place, the dates and how many of your bookings are affected.
- Check which of your bookings are covered.
- Message affected guests in the app.
- Do not cancel bookings the event does not cover.
It is not insurance
The policy decides how cancellations and refunds are handled. It does not pay compensation for losses.