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CAA urges LGBT travellers to be vigilant to Pride Month scams
‘Unscrupulous’ websites and individuals looking to capitalise on unwary travellers with fake or illegal package trips
CAA swings into action to help The Holiday Place customers
Regulator moves to support holidaymakers affected by operator’s collapse, with around 450 understood to be overseas
Trade rallies in support of Holiday Place staff and clients
Captivating Cuba and Major Travel among operators to offer support after the Cuba specialist ceased trading on Wednesday (29 May)
Agents 'still finding their feet' with new package travel rules
Increase in third-party package bookings has reduced risk to agencies, according to leading industry lawyer
Cruise repackaging 'could boost Advantage members' margins by 20%'
’We know there is margin to be made,’ said chief executive Julia Lo Bue-Said
Experts at odds over liability of package organisers
The CAA found itself at loggerheads with a travel industry lawyer over agents’ legal responsibilities around so-called “Package Plus” bookings
CAA urges travelling football fans to consider financial protection
Tens of thousands of British fans will head to Madrid and Baku in the coming weeks after Liverpool, Tottenham, Chelsea and Arsenal made both the Champions League and Europa League finals all-English affairs
'New consumer protections must work for travellers and the industry alike'
“We see this as a big step forward.” That was the opinion of the legal advisor to the Association of Atol Companies on the much-awaited Airline Insolvency Review
CAA 'could assume travel agency role' during future airline insolvencies
Airline Insolvency Review touts CAA-coordinated ’single access point’ for rescue fares, which could take the form of a bookable platform
Post-Monarch review proposes new 50p repatriation levy on all air tickets
Airline Insolvency Review recommends handing CAA new powers to assess airlines’ financial footing on annual basis
Travel companies lacking consumer protection knowledge, says survey
Major travel brands reveal insufficient Atol knowledge
James Villa Holidays steps in after family falls foul of scam
The villa specialist heard of the Kennedy family’s plight in the local press and has offered them a free holiday this summer
Travel businesses have plenty of room to grow
The latest round of Atol renewals has turned out some real growth stories
Abtot recruits Abta’s Julie Jones to lead membership push
Jones will be responsible for expanding Abtot membership and building its reputation in the industry
Loveholidays increases Atol to 1.2 million passengers
Fast-growing OTA has increased its licence by 53% for next 12 months
On the Beach secures Accredited Body status
Move comes as online travel specialist restructures its Atol arrangements
Is Abta ready for InteleTravel?
Industry figures have warned the company’s newly gained Abta membership risks “devaluing the brand”
Airline insolvency solutions 'risk devaluing existing financial protections'
Delayed airline insolvency review remains unique opportunity to further protect travellers say other industry leaders
Airline insolvency review 'must advocate levy to protect all seats'
Mandatory financial protection safeguarding all ex-UK air seats must be thrust of ongoing review, say industry figures
Specialist operator Mountain Paradise ceases trading
CAA to support holidaymakers affected by company’s demise
Brexit and PTRs focus of Abta regional business meetings
Meetings come at ‘critical time’ for UK travel sector says boss Tanzer
‘2019 is going to be a good year’ – Tanzer
Abta boss confident about industry’s prospects despite Brexit uncertainty
Spotlight on InteleTravel UK after TTG probe
The CAA has confirmed its consumer enforcement team is looking into homeworking agency InteleTravel UK after an investigation by TTG found an agent belonging to the firm was offering to sell a dynamically packaged holiday without Atol protection
Icelandair cancels bid for rival WOW Air
WOW Air takeover deal cancelled due to debt worries