Atol

CMV sails in with All Leisure cruise customer discount

The line follows Cosmos Tours in offering price cuts to affected consumers

Monarch cuts flight-only Atols and credit card charges on same day

The airline and operator will only offer Atol protection on packages from December 15, the same day that credit card charges will end

Single ‘badge for complete clarity’ is best way to help simplify regulation

Atol experts have called for financial regulation to be brought under one brand for the industry

Leader: One system to rule them all

When the Lowcosttravelgroup went bust this summer, the fact that most customers were refunded by their credit or debit card provider led some to question whether there was even any point in Atol anymore

Chameleon Worldwide Travel ceases trading

Travel agents are advised not to refund customers

New Package Travel Directive implementation 'not affected by Brexit'

Last week the DfT quietly released its consultation on ‘Modernising consumer protection in the package travel sector – Consultation on Atol changes’

Andrew Swaffield: 'I want to thank the UK travel trade for its support'

Monarch’s boss spoke at the Travel Convetion in Abu Dhabi, where he admitted this year had been the ’most challenging’ of his career

Join the next TTG Debate - is regulation becoming obsolete?

A panel of senior industry leaders will explore the relevance of Atol, Abta and whether Monarch has helped proved that regulation is still necessary

Boeing swoops in to help Monarch with fleet restructuring deal

The deal is understood to contain aircraft sale and lease-back agreements allowing the airline to free up cash

Monarch insists flights operating as normal despite financial health speculation

The airline said it expected to announce a significant investment in the coming days

Hajj pilgrims warned about fraudster risk

A total of 25,000 people are estimated to be heading to Saudi Arabia from the UK for the five-day ritual

Cook boss predicts rise in Atol sales after Lowcost failure

Consumer demand for Atol-protected holidays set to rise

Members give the verdict on TTNG's new DP platform

Honeycomb 2, which enables agents to create packages under the consortium’s Atol, has been road-tested by some members in recent weeks

Exclusive: Wyatt and co headed for Supreme Court?

The former XL Leisure boss has admitted to TTG that his legal team along with the co-defendants is being "considered" by his legal team

Who are the movers and shakers in the latest Atol list?

On March 21 this year, 21 of the 50 top travel companies renewed their Atols. Patrick Whyte looks at the new movers and shakers in the list

Newcomer on Atol top 10 list

Fast-growing online travel agent loveholidays.com has gate-crashed the top 10 list of largest Atol holders

Atol holders, are you set for the accountancy overhaul?

Make sure you’re prepared for the new rules that come into force in April, says MacIntyre Hudson’s Andrew Burnham

Abta report warns of Brexit risks

Travel association points out the “the potential risks and downsides” of leaving the European Union

CAA promises to be 'sensitive' to SBA holders as new tests near

The CAA has promised to show leniency to Small Business Atol (SBA) holders to avoid a raft of failures in its new financial tests

Railbookers taken over as sister company fails

Travel Definitions, which had an Atol, had only 8 passengers abroad and 250 forward bookings

CAA criticised over its new financial self-assessments

New tests could create “huge amount of confusion”

CAA releases details of new Atol tests

Updated financial assessments will start on June 1

CAA approves new insurance-backed Atol product

Exclusive: The Travel Vault will be available for tour operators selling no more than 1,000 holidays a year

London travel firm ceases trading

A & M Travel Ltd sold flights and holidays to Mauritius, Africa, the USA and the Caribbean