| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? 10:46 - Apr 17 with 1543 views | Pippin1970 |
Obviously with jet fuel shortages coming up. I'm fine as away next week but insurance companies won't pay out if lots grounded in future. |  | | |  |
| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 11:03 - Apr 17 with 1457 views | _CliveBaker_ |
If an airline cancels a flight you would be entitled to a refund under UK aviation consumer rights.
If booked separately and on a credit card you could also try to claim accommodation costs back through section 75. If there's no way of getting there then the contract has broken down. Albeit if the accommodation is still open (probable) then its not a slam dunk, but worth a try. Worth contacting the Ombudsman if its rejected too, costs nothing and always worth a shot.
Yours, Martin Lewis |  | | |
| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 11:25 - Apr 17 with 1363 views | eirannach_gorm |
You just wont be able to bring any luggage.
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| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 12:03 - Apr 17 with 1251 views | itfcjoe |
Guess advice is to only book a package, or ensure if booking accommodation separately it is the the ones where can cancel up to 24 hours before
I've got a package holiday to Dubai in a couple of months, all feels very in limbo but is what it is - if it goes we will probably just put everything off until next year |  |
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| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 12:18 - Apr 17 with 1171 views | brazil1982 |
Thankfully booked months ago, and just returned from, China. Booked a week in Scotland for July instead of overseas now. |  | | |
| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 13:22 - Apr 17 with 1058 views | Zx1988 |
Package holiday in June to Türkiye with TUI - all paid for on credit card to ensure that the protection is in place.
Hopefully we'd be suitably covered in the worst case, either via a full refund from TUI, or by going to the card provider for them to take the money back off TUI. | |
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| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 13:29 - Apr 17 with 998 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 12:03 - Apr 17 by itfcjoe |
Guess advice is to only book a package, or ensure if booking accommodation separately it is the the ones where can cancel up to 24 hours before
I've got a package holiday to Dubai in a couple of months, all feels very in limbo but is what it is - if it goes we will probably just put everything off until next year |
Dubai in June/July is warm, with or without the addition of drones.
I think BA were cancelling flights until end of June at the moment.
I've got 3 weeks in the US for August so we'll either be all ok, or under a nuclear winter by then.
Apparently the UK is better off for jet fuel than Europe right now due to flexibility post-Brexit on 'tankering' rules. Basically airlines can fill-up at the cheapest/most plentiful location rather than EU rules which state that is not allowed.
Thank you Nigel? |  | | |
| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 13:47 - Apr 17 with 934 views | Illinoisblue |
Staying stateside with a week in Los Angeles. And maybe a quick visit to London should we make the playoff final. |  |
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| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 14:37 - Apr 17 with 842 views | Blue_Moses |
Got back from 3 weeks in Thailand at the end of March. Had to get a.new direct flight home but we knew that was likely when we flew out. | | | |
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| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 14:44 - Apr 17 with 816 views | ITFC_Forever |
Rhodes in July.
Booked to go there in 2020 then the Vid struck, we were hoping for better luck this time!
Booked as a package deal and on credit card, so hopefully that reduces some of the risk. |  |
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| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 14:48 - Apr 17 with 782 views | MJallday |
| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 12:03 - Apr 17 by itfcjoe |
Guess advice is to only book a package, or ensure if booking accommodation separately it is the the ones where can cancel up to 24 hours before
I've got a package holiday to Dubai in a couple of months, all feels very in limbo but is what it is - if it goes we will probably just put everything off until next year |
AS someone who frequents Dubai a lot.. i can tell you "warm" is an understatement for that time of year. Expect daytime temperatures between 44-48c - and overnight temperatures north of 34c
the hotest i got to last year was 52.8c :) - that was... toasty :)
i can give you some good recommendations on places to go
im aimng to get back out in July.. trump permiting. |  |
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| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 15:12 - Apr 17 with 711 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 14:48 - Apr 17 by MJallday |
AS someone who frequents Dubai a lot.. i can tell you "warm" is an understatement for that time of year. Expect daytime temperatures between 44-48c - and overnight temperatures north of 34c
the hotest i got to last year was 52.8c :) - that was... toasty :)
i can give you some good recommendations on places to go
im aimng to get back out in July.. trump permiting. |
Yeah, warm was my understated sarcasm.
I used to live there and Riyadh and we had 50+ a few times in Riyadh. It's the humidity (and the drones) that kills you in Dubai.
Emirates are flying there now from UK, but it's still under an FCDO travel warning so all insurance is invalid effectively. | | | |
| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 15:12 - Apr 17 with 711 views | itfcjoe |
| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 14:48 - Apr 17 by MJallday |
AS someone who frequents Dubai a lot.. i can tell you "warm" is an understatement for that time of year. Expect daytime temperatures between 44-48c - and overnight temperatures north of 34c
the hotest i got to last year was 52.8c :) - that was... toasty :)
i can give you some good recommendations on places to go
im aimng to get back out in July.. trump permiting. |
Yeh I was there early June last year so fully aware of the heat - don't mind it, but every now and again it catches you out when you try and wander somewhere a bit further than you think and realise you've messed up! | |
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| Anyone going on their hols abroad ? on 16:21 - Apr 17 with 600 views | jaykay |
should have been in dubai in march. i booked with emirates holidays. i rung them a week before we were meant to leave and asked what my options were. they told me i could have a full refund or have my holiday at a later date. took the full refund option which was back in my bank account within 15 days.i had paid my car park at stansted well in advance got that back as well. then phoned travel insurance company and said my holiday wasnt going ahead
and as i didn't need insurance that i had paid for they said i will get a refund less 30% for admin fees. |  |
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