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Again, not doubting that they are doing that - as above, I was referring to advice given by Call Centres who are a little bit behind the latest information, particularly where borders are being closed where they should be giving full refunds, but their staff aren't up to date with which borders...

Not doubting that at all - I was just saying it's taken them and other airlines time to get the latest news and instructions to their Call Centres over the last 48hrs and they have been behind in giving the right info - once it's been updated they've been very good, hence saying with Norwegian...

This is happening a lot (Easyjet are good at it!) as because there is so much changing very quickly, the call centres aren't being kept up to date with the latest information and are quoting standard terms. I suspect that will change and they will give refunds... I'm on travel forums and info...

Just my view - I suspect Mr Trump will make the decision before 31st March and pop another nail in airline's coffins and they'll get a full refund (if this puts Norwegian into administration, if paid by Credit Card, that's your route) If Norwegian go bust before that or it doesn't happen, then...

How did she book it and through who? Also how did she pay? Did she also book and pay for any one of the following: Accommodation, Car Hire or Attraction tickets at the sme time? Sent from my FIG-LX1 using Tapatalk

Also don't underestimate the potential effect of not being able to get adequate Travel Insurance on future travel. Big players have withdrawn from the market today, and you'll be lucky to find a reasonably priced policy including cover for Covi19 from now.. Also a number of the more...

The Travel Industry is in serious trouble - I've never seen anything like it. The last 48hrs has seen things change by the hour! Cashflow is going to kill many businesses in the sector - Airlines, Hotels, Tour Operators, Agents etc.. the list goes on.... It's not so much a question of what...