The two firms are almost alone in the package travel industry in refusing to fully refund the cost of trips to destinations that the Foreign Office says are not safe to visit.
Many people booked with Loveholidays and On The Beach because they were members of the respected trade body and expected extra protection. Others have been waiting months for refunds on cancelled flights but are finding it impossible to pursue claims.BAG A BARGAINLondon's narrowest home that is only 5ft 5in wide on sale for almost £1MAsda launches massive toy sale with up to 50% off hundreds of toysA Loveholidays spokesperson said: “Some airlines have chosen to continue flying to destinations against government travel advice, and in these instances, are refusing to refund our customers.
She said: “I asked On The Beach for a refund but they refused, so we’ve decided to go despite the risk and extra cost. But the family didn’t fly after the FCO advised against all non-essential travel to the Spanish islands a week before.
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