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BA says that anyone affected will be reimbursed but it does leave a number of concerns that both companies and regulators have to address.

Traditionally TUI (which used to be called Thomson) and Thomas Cook were companies that sold us overseas holidays. Could this now be their unmaking?

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Fines send a strong message that tour operators are prepared to fight despite the fact that it probably costs them more than settling the claims.

Could Thomas Cook be misreading the situation or not packaging the type of holidays that Club 18-30’s want? Or is the brand really past its sell by date?

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world, right now

The announcement in Thomas Cook’s Holiday Report 2018 that Tukey is outselling the Canary Islands will surprise many holidaymakers.

Its Las Fallas time in Valencia again this coming week. That’s just one of items Adrian covers this week.

Recently we have had views about travel this summer from TUI, Thomas Cook, On the Beach and Jet 2. What might be in store for travellers and holidaymakers?

The big news this morning is not about Donald Trump, Brexit or yet more rumours about internal Conservative party plots to oust Theresa May it is about holiday sunbeds.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world, right now

Last week both Thomas Cook and TUI reported. With the demise of Monarch the outlook for the remaining tour operators may have got a little bit rosier. For travellers and holidaymakers I suspect that it will get a little more expensive.

In dismissing the court action, the judge accused them of “fundamental dishonesty.” He ordered the couple to pay costs of £3,744.

In a busy week, a beaututiful garden re-opens in Spain, a museum in London is open for just tomorrow and yet more news about travel insurance fraud.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world.

Last year saw more Britons travel aboard for over ten years.And more holidayed at home making 2016 a bumper year for travel.

Being April Fool’s day, I have resisted the temptation to try and fool you. Instead boring things like VAT, travel insurance fraud and the Battle of (the) Womens Path will have to do.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world

Canada, Croatia and Geneva all announced that more Britons were travelling there. New York expects fewer of us and Egypt seems to be trying to deter us from holidaying in the land “where it all began.”

No beer or sausages on Friday as the Germans try to persuade Adrian and others to write about Germany. What is the world coming to?

Why an aeroplane cabin door is on Shoreditch High Street is one of the things Adrian mentions this week along with Newcastle-Gateshead success and the end of refurbishment at the Glenfinnan Monument.

This week, the two biggest tour operators in the UK came out with summer reviews and some thoughts on the future.

With the Paralympics, cake trails inspired by The Great British Bake-Off, a space-themed kids area at Washington Dulles airport and free-interest installment ways to buy holidays, Adrian is spoilt for choice this week.

Dan King of Nationwide says, “It’s important that we jump off the hamster wheel to enjoy one or two weeks each year where we can relax and switch off.”

No, this isn’t a public holiday but maybe it should be since an event on this day, 175 years, ago transformed our holiday habits.

If someone famous comes to your cause you are more likely to get satisfaction than if you pursue your rights as a member of the great anonymous public.

It is unlikely that there will be many bargains this summer in the Balearics, the Canaries, Spain, Portugal or Italy.

That the Thomas Cook airline hadn’t resolved the issue a day later and that their own maintenance staff had exacerbated the problem may have been the reason why the court decided on its decision.