Scottravel holidays collapses – Turkey travel operator

Posted Friday, June 5th, 2009 at 1:18 pm Comments Off

Scottravel travel advice: Turkey specialist Scottravel Holidays has collapsed and ceased trading with more than 1,000 customers abroad, the Civil Aviation Authority has announced.

Customers booked to travel are advised not to go their departure airport as their holidays have been cancelled. Those who booked with an agent are advised to submit a claim to the CAA.

CAA Enquiry Team: T: 01293 573725
E-mail: infoservices@caa.co.uk

Travel Advice: If you paid by credit card contact your card company and claim a full refund..

The CAA estimates that 1,300 of the company’s customers are currently abroad and will be making arrangements for ATOL protected customers to complete their holidays and fly home. Inbound flight changes may be necessary for those customers.

If ATOL protected customers are asked to pay again for their hotel stay, a claim can be lodged with the CAA for consideration under the ATOL Scheme.

The operator, which was based in Bellshill, Lanarkshire, mainly sold through travel agents but also operated scottravelholidays.co.uk and guletcruiseonline.co.uk.


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