Travelpack
523 High Rd, Wembley HA0 2DH, United Kingdom
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TRAVEL CANCELLATION REFUNDS
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If your travel plans have been cancelled by the operator, then you may have the right to a refund.
Travel Cancellation Refunds
The advice on this page only applies where the company (or operator) cancel the travel plans. It will not apply if you wish to cancel.
If your holiday, flight, ferry, cruise, or train gets cancelled, you have the right, under various EU laws, to your money back.
However, given the unprecedented times the world is currently facing, in light of the Corona Virus/COVID-19 pandemic, many companies are offering refunds in the form of rebooking or a voucher to be used when worldwide travel restrictions have been lifted. This may be a faster remedy and you can of course accept this option. Some European governments are currently putting in place emergency laws for such arrangements with a push towards consumers negotiating with holiday/travel companies in order to find a mutually beneficial solution. This is mainly due to the fact that most businesses are faced with huge cash demands at a time they are not fully operational. Consumers, where practicable are being encouraged to compromise.
There is no legal obligation on any passenger to accept a rebooking or a voucher, and you can insist on a refund, but at this time there may be long delays before monetary refunds are processed and pursuing through the courts will be a lengthy process.
Flight Cancellations
Regulation 261/2004 on Air Passenger Rights provides that in the event that the airline cancels, the passenger will be entitled to a refund, or re-routing to their final destination. Some airlines have been offering vouchers to allow passengers to travel at a future date, and some airlines have removed the online refund facility to push passengers into accepting vouchers.
Passengers are within their rights to accept the vouchers, but there is no legal obligation to. If you would rather a refund, you do not have to accept the voucher, and you can insist on a refund instead. However, under the current extraordinary circumstances, it may be some time before these can be processed and governments are encouraging consumers to negotiate with companies in order to reach a mutually suitable resolution.
Airlines are obliged to provide the refund within 7 days but given the unprecedented nature of the effects of coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic, this is very likely to take much longer
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