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UK to copy Germany with new law after Thomas Cook collapse
The government will look at how to deal with future travel firm collapses - though a review was already carried out after Monarch.
26/09/2019 11:09 Tourism
UK to repatriate 16,000 people on 4th day of Thomas Cook collapse
Flying programme would continue until October 6.
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British Ambassador reassures holidaymakers Thomas Cook hotels will be paid
My advice is that you call the UK’s Civil Aviation Authority as soon as possible.
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Thomas Cook Germany files for insolvency in bid to hive off business
It filed for insolvency seeking to orderly redress and restructure the business.
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Thomas Cook employees in Palma unlikely to be paid
The employees are therefore faced with losing their jobs and their pay for September.
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Flights disrupted at Thomas Cook's Nordic arm as it battles to survive
Thomas Cook's Nordic unit is a separate legal entity.
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Magalluf bars rally round to help Thomas Cook victims
“It’s the least we could do. I can’t afford it at cost price, why can’t the hotels, it costs nothing.”
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Britain to operate 70 flights to bring back people after Thomas Cook collapse
About 600,000 people abroad when it collapsed.
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Call for financial aid for hotels affected by Thomas Cook
The minister didn't wish to disclose the level of losses that might be incurred.
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Thomas Cook Majorca chaos continues
There have also been complaints from stranded holiday makers that hoteliers have put their prices up.
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