Travel companies are still not doing enough to alert travellers of terror risks, and should be highlighting government travel advice about areas of the world in their brochures, the coroner of the Sousse terror victims has warned.
Judge Nicholas Loraine-Smith raised concerns that travel firms were still not providing customers with enough information about terror risks in destination following the terror attack in Tunisia in 2015, which left 30 Tui British holidaymakers dead.
Tui was criticised in the inquest earlier this year for not providing customers with enough information about the potential threats facing tourists travelling to the country, including links to official government travel advice.
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