I won't use ebookers ever again. Even if you choose their cancellation insurance, (presumably) anything short of a death certificate won't allow you to get a refund in case you can't travel. If you do use ebookers, be absolutely positive, without the merest shadow of a doubt that you will be traveling on the day you are booking, no ifs, no buts, because you cannot change squat afterwards. Here speaks a man who has blown more than a few piles of cash in the past few months. I'm not blaming anyone here, just words of advice after business meetings get moved around etc. We live in a fluid world, ebookers don't, their policy is set in fast-drying concrete with extra steel reinforcement.