Thomas Cook

[cismwynn]

Originally Posted by bennyboy0751

sorry guys just seen this what a cowardly so and so the chairman of TC is would not even try to reasure holiday makers he could have said something instead of sculking like a rat im getting angry for the folk who are affected
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He is probably under legal advice not to say anything.

[Scott family]

If Thomas Cook announce that they’ve gone into administration, can I book a new holiday straight away with someone else, without worrying I’ve got two holidays booked.

[cupcakefairy]

Originally Posted by cismwynn

He is probably under legal advice not to say anything.

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Agreed he won’t be able to say either way it’s media speculation and it’s the mirror haha

[cismwynn]

Originally Posted by Scott family

If Thomas Cook announce that they’ve gone into administration, can I book a new holiday straight away with someone else, without worrying I’ve got two holidays booked.

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I always think that two is the absolute minimum you should have planned anyway

[thefergies]

Originally Posted by cismwynn

He is probably under legal advice not to say anything.

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Precisely.

[Scott family]

Originally Posted by cismwynn

I always think that two is the absolute minimum you should have planned anyway

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I agree, but not on the same dates

[Owens3116]

This is a nightmare, I feel for everyone involved , holidays makers , tc staff it’s just horrible.

We’re booked flights only for May 2020 1st timers and can not afford to re book flights until we get this money back. Is claiming under section 75 difficult? Do You always get your money back? Or do they try to flight the claim?

Just looked at other company’s flight prices for the dates we go, no way we can afford them 😭😭😭

[mick]

Originally Posted by Scott family

If Thomas Cook announce that they’ve gone into administration, can I book a new holiday straight away with someone else, without worrying I’ve got two holidays booked.

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Nothing to stop you booking an alternative holiday as soon as you want but only you can judge how to recover the cost of the failed one - either through Section 75 with a credit card or via ESF provisions in your travel insurance.

We've already researched alternatives for our spring 2020 trip but obviously not done anything yet.

Mick

[Tinkerbell]

Originally Posted by bennyboy0751

sorry guys just seen this what a cowardly so and so the chairman of TC is would not even try to reasure holiday makers he could have said something instead of sculking like a rat im getting angry for the folk who are affected
mirror/news/uk-new...ilent-20145651

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He won’t be allowed to say anything until it’s , if there is anything, until officials etc have been informed. I thought your son worked for them and had inside information or am I on the wrong thread. Has he had any notification yet...?

[blabbert]

Originally Posted by Owens3116

This is a nightmare, I feel for everyone involved , holidays makers , tc staff it’s just horrible.

We’re booked flights only for May 2020 1st timers and can not afford to re book flights until we get this money back. Is claiming under section 75 difficult? Do You always get your money back? Or do they try to flight the claim?

Just looked at other company’s flight prices for the dates we go, no way we can afford them 😭😭😭

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We were booked with Monarch when they went and despite it being a holiday with ABTA certificate they advised us to claim via credit card. Very quick and easy, had to send email showing booking details, money back within a few days. Suppose it depends on credit card. That was Tesco.