How can I see my reservation and modify my itinerary?

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How can I see my reservation and modify my itinerary?

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1. Go to www.virtuallythere.com
2. On the left side of the screen put your Reservation code and your last name
3. You may be required to put a password. The password is the email address of the passenger.
4. Check whether the ticket is refundable or non-refundable on the bottom of the itinerary
5. See what change/exchange fees apply
Review the deadline for changes/cancellations. You can cancel your ticket before your flight by calling us in a business hour or business day. If you don’t cancel before the flight the ticket will be no show and no show ticket has no value.

To change or modify your reservation please email us at info@paylessbg.com

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