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If they even bother - if FlyBe is an example then many of these will be operating paycheque to paycheque, so to speak. One last injection of cash before it goes tits up.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostGet cash now. Worry about refunds later.
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FTFY
Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostOr one can laugh at them. Do you know CUK has users who don't have house keeping teams!

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He could always see whether Branson has availability on Necker, he hates poor people so there should be no such issue for the OP if going thereOriginally posted by ladymuck View PostI don't think it's the transport that's the issue.
I would seem the OP has decided the Dominican Republic is a third world country and therefore not deserving of a visit from them and their family. However, a quick trip to look at the poor was acceptable at time of booking.
It's understandable. It can be quite perturbing to look at poor people.
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I don't think it's the transport that's the issue.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post
Why can't one just arrange their own transport?
I would seem the OP has decided the Dominican Republic is a third world country and therefore not deserving of a visit from them and their family. However, a quick trip to look at the poor was acceptable at time of booking.
It's understandable. It can be quite perturbing to look at poor people.
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostCall the whover you booked it with and see what their policy is. Did you take out travel insurance at the same time, or soon after, booking? Some insurances will pay out if you booked the holiday before (I think) the 23rd March where the tour operator won't give a full refund on cancellation.
Also, depending on who you booked with, you need consider whether they will still exist to refund you if you leave until closer to the time.
Why can't one just arrange their own transport?
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Call the whover you booked it with and see what their policy is. Did you take out travel insurance at the same time, or soon after, booking? Some insurances will pay out if you booked the holiday before (I think) the 23rd March where the tour operator won't give a full refund on cancellation.Originally posted by pjt View PostI have a holiday booked for the end of June to the Dominican Republic. Hoping it gets cancelled. Can't say I'm overly keen on taking my family to a 3rd world country while this is still going on.
Also, depending on who you booked with, you need consider whether they will still exist to refund you if you leave until closer to the time.
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I have a holiday booked for the end of June to the Dominican Republic. Hoping it gets cancelled. Can't say I'm overly keen on taking my family to a 3rd world country while this is still going on.Originally posted by WTFH View PostFCO advise that all non-essential travel is now off indefinitely. It was supposed to be "up for review" on 16th April
Foreign Office warns Brits to avoid travelling abroad indefinitely - Manchester Evening News
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Luckily I got a refund from Lufthansa as I was meant to be in Poughkeepsie last week. Had booked the ticket as one of those ones where you can cancel as even back when I booked it, wasn't too sure if travel would be curtailed, and as soon as the meetings were announced that they would be 'virtual' cancelled and they paid up.
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