Just before you book an holiday make sure your getting what they say you are. Here's why.
I booked a fully inclusive holiday at the end of last year for Mum, Darryle, Ceilidh and self.
When I booked it I was told I was lucky as Ceilidh has got a free childs place and they normaslly dont do them for kids in fully inclusive holidays, secondly I had free insurance. At that point mum said that's good as it was something I would need but she was covered by a year policy she had.
I paid the deposit and that was that.
Second part of the holiday was to be paid in Feb, by which time my medication had been changed and I'm not allowed to go into extreem climate changes so the holiday was out. Teneriff in June. I went into the holiday place and was told I could cancell the holiday but would loose my first £75 per person. I could "bank" the rest of the money towards another holiday if I wished. Great I would do that towards disney land paris. No you cant thats a City break. Right, we decided that my Mum would take the hol and get her friends to go. That wouldn't work either as they would have to pay £50 per person for name changes ontop of the £75 per person cancellation.
Right I decided to go for the insurance and claim back under medical grounds.......Guess what? because I didnt state I had problems with my back (when I booked I was walking with a crutch) I dont get anything back as it was a complaint I already had.
Oh and that £75 per person goes for Ceilidh as well. How can that be when she had a so called free place? I'm going to take it further.
Also Gordon and his wife had booked for Australia for there 25 aniversary. They were going to variouse diffrent parts then they found the secondery tumer last year. Now because Gordon hadnt stated he had had cancer in the past they lost all there money. Bearing in mind he had been given the all clear a year earlier before they booked.
Just watch what you book and even if you have an infected big toe tell them. That's all I can suggest.
Sorry it's so long.