outofofficebrb
HARRO HUNNAYYY
This is what most operators want to happen, if you make a successful claim then perfect.
If you don't manage to make a claim, maybe contact the operator after this has all died down and who knows what they might be able to do for you on a future booking. I'm not suggesting linking any future act of 'kindness' to the booking you lost, i'm just saying that if we keep cool and go through the motions and standard channels such as insurance then maybe at the point we all get over this virus we might all still be friends![]()
I can agree with that. I think the overall displeasure I feel which I hope has not been too negative or apparent in this thread is that it feels like I am trying my best to do what I can to minimize my own losses. I am also keeping the operator in mind. I am not asking for a refund, nor do I feel like I am entitled to one. I want them to stay in business and I am also being realistic. I am trying to access claims through as many different avenues as I can but it is very disheartening and disappointing to know that no effort to help or flexibility is being made by some travel suppliers. Are they in their right? Sure, it's the official terms and conditions, I suppose. (Does that still apply if THEY cancel though?) This is definitely unprecedented and has hit us all by surprise to an extent. It's a crappy situation all around.