You might be able to cancel your holiday to Italy due to coronavirus COVID19
Hotels are slightly more complicated as they usually set their own cancellation policies.
If your hotel provider or airline is refusing to budge and you have travel insurance, you should get in contact with yourYou'll also need to go through your insurance provider to try and claim money back for extras including car hire and parking at the airport. Free cancellations aren't guarantee just you've booked through an ATOL-protected tour operator either.To make sure you're covered, you need to check the small print of your policy before buying.
You should also avoid policies that won't cover you in the case of a pandemic, should COVID-19 continue to spread and escalate to this level.
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