Me and Mrs in same situation,and with TUI,should be going on 7 July to Greece,holiday cost £1730,we have paid £400,not paid a bean since,was due by 14 April,and if things were normal we'd have paid the £1300 in one hit,but I'm reluctant to do this really now.
I went on the app last night,and it said if we cancel,we would get £4.48 back,yea oreet,I'll take my chances I think,if we lose the £400 then so be it,but the holiday won't happen imo,so I'll see how it pans out.
Then to confuse matters more,there has just been a woman on BBC news saying everyone should pay up,as we will get it back,bollocks to that,I've already paid one establishment close to my heart some money for something I might not get this week,not getting nabbed twice !!
advice is correct.
Luckily we are still currently governed by EU law and it is an EU law that protects your money.
I would not pay any more money and take the loss (if you end up not losing anything I would consider its bonus).
I just did it and lost about 5 - 600 pound. We don't seem to have the consumer protection over here that you have though.That's the side I'm leaning to yea
I`m now a fac.Fucking Ancient Cnut.An f o c date ? @oakiecokie should know about them.
And me I'll take £100 deposit hit rather than give them another £750, I'd guess TUI could go pop so getting money back could be long-winded.That's the side I'm leaning to yea
That’s when your insurance would come in but you would have to have taken that out before 13 MarchAgree with advice so far but want to add if they don’t cancel and the govt are not advising against travel when the date for your holiday comes you either go or lose the lot.
You will have no right to anything back just because you don’t fancy going.
Think if it was just £100 i’d Be doing the sameAnd me I'll take £100 deposit hit rather than give them another £750, I'd guess TUI could go pop so getting money back could be long-winded.