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Thomas Cook Atol claim forms ‘available within the week’

CAA warns of two-month claims processing period

Midcounties cancels retail managers’ conference

Midcounties becomes second agency to cancel autumn meeting

Travel sector warned to brace for 'radical change' post-Cook

Atol specialists predicting further fallout for businesses from demise of Thomas Cook

Thomas Cook: Cost of collapse ‘to exceed £500 million’

Taxpayers will have to stump up for Cook collapse

September renewing Atols extended amid Thomas Cook crisis

Process pushed back to 25 October to allow more time to deal with the fallout from Thomas Cook’s collapse

Hays Travel to take on Freedom bookings

Agency to fulfil bookings made by members of Cook-owned consortium

Thomas Cook failure ‘could push up Atol fund contributions’

Cook’s collapse looks set to severely dent the Air Travel Trust Fund

Thomas Cook: Boris Johnson defends govt decision not to step in

‘We need to look at ways in which tour operators can protect themselves from such bankruptcies in the future’ said PM

'We've no idea what's going on' say frustrated Thomas Cook customers

TTG editor Sophie Griffiths is currently on holiday in Cyprus. She caught up with some of the many Thomas Cook customers – and businesses – affected by the operator’s collapse.

Thomas Cook: What are the industry’s obligations to customers?

‘Before we can allow the news to sink in the industry needs to deal with its obligations to customers’

Thomas Cook: Ministers to convene cross-government taskforce

Business secretary Andrea Leadsom says government ‘will do all it can’ to support Cook staff

Cook CEO's letter to staff: ‘I am so proud of everything you have done’

“Thomas Cook will always be one of the best loved brands in travel”

Thomas Cook collapse: Advice for affected clients and customers

A dedicated website and 24-hour phone helpline have been set up

CAA confirms all Thomas Cook passengers will be repatriated

It will be the UK CAA’s biggest ever peacetime repatriation

Thomas Cook collapses after 178 years in operation

The CAA says more than 150,000 UK holidaymakers are abroad with the operator

Foreign secretary: ‘No one would be stranded if Thomas Cook failed’

Dominic Raab told Andrew Marr the government had contingency plans in place

Kirsten Hughes: Why are we still tackling the same issues 15 years on?

’If we care for our customers, their money should never be put at risk at all’

Sophie Griffiths: Understanding what is and isn’t protected in travel is not exactly easy

Wildlife enthusiasts are not people you would usually suspect of flouting the law, but last year a bird fair rightly got some industry figures in a bit of a flap

Aito: 'Super Break should have communicated gap in protection'

Association says it was up to Super Break to have told agents and consumers it had opted not to protect accommodation-only bookings

Abta: 'Never assume accommodation-only sales are protected'

The association has reiterated its advice after some agents complained of a lack of clarity following Super Break’s failure

Super Break 'chose not to protect hotel-only bookings with Abta'

Agents could be hit by ’chargeback’ requests from card operators

Super Break and LateRooms.com cease trading

Parent Malvern Group had been pursuing a split from Cox & Kings (India), which owned 49% of the business

Government to review implementation of new Package Travel Regulations

The new rules came into force a year ago on 1 July

EasyJet boss to challenge Chris Grayling on proposed 49p seat levy

Johan Lundgren to meet with the transport secretary in the next few weeks to discuss the Airline Insolvency Review