The inquests into the deaths of the 30 Britons killed in the Tunisia beach and hotel terror attack may be over, but the possibility of a civil case against tour operator Tui presents further concern for the industry.
Within minutes of coroner Judge Nicholas Loraine-Smith recording verdicts of unlawful killing for all 30 deaths (38 people died in total), lawyers acting for the families of 22 victims announced that they would be “preparing to commence civil proceedings against Tui” for damages.
