The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is intensifying its efforts to secure stronger regulatory powers to impose fines on airlines that breach consumer protection laws.Currently, without fining…
The travel industry faces a distinct set of financial risks, often leading to complex protection schemes. Recent discussions highlight a need for streamlined processes.While some risks…
The call for extending financial protection to airlines has gained momentum, highlighting disparities in consumer safeguards within the travel industry.Mark De Vriendt, from EGFATT, stresses the…
Ryanair and On the Beach have entered a landmark agreement that promises significant advancements for both entities. This collaboration, hailed as ‘transformational’, marks a crucial step…
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has initiated a critical investigation into possible overcharges in car finance agreements. The focus is on broker and lender commission…
Lloyds Banking Group has strategically allocated £450 million to address potential impacts from an ongoing investigation by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).This move comes as…
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has voiced its concerns over proposed reforms to the Package Travel Regulations.Highlighting potential risks, the CMA emphasised the need for…
The Department for Business and Trade’s suggestions to amend existing travel regulations have been met with notable opposition.Key industry figures challenge the rationale behind removing protections…
In recent years, the legal landscape for travel organisers has evolved dramatically. The shift in liability has prompted calls for a comprehensive review of existing regulations.Industry…
The European Commission’s proposed reforms to the Package Travel Directive (PTD) risk imposing onerous responsibilities on tour operators. These changes could significantly alter the financial and…
