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It's all a bit ambiguous I suspect because the CAA have to set up and train a Call Centre to deal with 800,000 forward bookings, so that isn't fully up to speed yet and they need to qualify what is covered as Cooks sold more than just their own package holidays. From my understanding of your...

https://thomascook.caa.co.uk/customers/if-you-have-a-future-booking-and-have-not-traveled-yet/

As the phrase goes "each to their own" and I totally respect anybody who prefers to do things different ways. I will say that I class myself as internet savvy and always used to DIY my own travel. So much so that when redundancy reared it's ugly head 5yrs ago, I took a career change and bought...

I think the point people are missing here is the definition of a package which all changed last year via the Package Travel Regulations 2018. These days anything you buy from one website or Travel Agent on one invoice including any two of the following: flights/hotel/car hire/tourist service...

And all those people that did exactly that buying Cooks flights as one element are in a heap of pain, particularly if the Hotel is non refundable (card won't cover that as they didn't go under) and if travel is in the next couple of months, they are having to pay a shed load more to cover their...

Compare the Thomas Cook model to the Jet2 Holidays model. I appreciate that Jet2 haven't got as far south as Gatwick (that may change now!) but Cooks had a lot of bricks and mortar, acquisitions which haven't worked out and legacy systems (you try dealing with their Trade systems!!) Jet2...

This only applies to Hotels where the Tour Op negotiates the Hotel to be exclusive to them (or UK exclusive for some) Cooks primarily had exclusivity on their Sentido Hotels, although they are continuing to trade as not technically owned by Cooks. Tui have "Sensatori" hotels, they also own part...