Concern is expressed for the worsening situation in Sri Lanka and the fact that Holidaymakers may be travelling into a ‘risk destination without Travel Insurance Cover! Read More

We have recently expressed misgivings about travel and insurance advices from tour companies and government agencies. The Organisation notes that the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) recently lifted its ‘all but essential travel’ advice, now advising Britons not to travel to certain areas in Kenya. We note however that despite that expression of optimism, there remains a great deal of uncertainty within that unhappy country. We again express the hope that Kenya will soon experience a recovery for the good of its entire people. Read More

Unfortunately things can go wrong while travelling or on holiday. You could fall ill or have an accident; you could have your money stolen; your visit might be cut short or cancelled through injury or illness; your family might need to fly out to assist if there is a serious incident. It is highly recommended that travel insurance cover is purchased before you go – never travel without insurance. Read More

HolidayTravelWatch was invited to present oral evidence to The House of Commons Treasury Select Committee, on 23 November 2006, on the issue of Travel Insurance sales. Read More

This is a report submitted to The House of Commons Treasury Select Committee concerning the sale of Holiday Travel Insurance to the Travel Consumer. Read More

We ask the question – Is It Really All God’s Fault when holidaymakers are either trapped or forced into destinations affected by Natural or Man Made Disasters? We take a look at the issue of Force Majeure in Holiday Contracts and examine the morality and possible legality of creating holiday contracts with all the potential that arises from a ‘risk destination’ - Is It Really All God’s Fault – 30.6.06.pdf Read More