** Cruise on the Nile, disrupted by violence ** Advice on Thomas Cook **

JasX

Possibly not a full on rebellion in the strictest terms but almost certainly caught by the clause on "civil commotion assuming the proportions of or amounting to an uprising"

uk2011

molerat wrote: »

Does this cover it ? Probably a similar clause in most travel policies.

I am not entirely sure of what cover my mum gets, and I am still yet to read the policy. Thankyou for your post.

nomoneytoday wrote: »

What does the Travel Agent and/or her insurer say?

It was through co-op, with Thomas Cook acting as the 'signature' so I am unsure who I would take it up with. The lady helping me in the co-op said write to head office, does that sound right?

Freddie_Snowbits wrote: »

Travel agent and reps will do their best, I think.

The tour guide on the cruise have been awful, really really bad. It cost my mum £3,000 to go on holiday, and the whole thing has been atrocius, the rep has been really bad. The rep had the audacity to ask for 'tips' everyday since last Tuesday, I understand the Egyptians involve tipping in their culture, but there is a time and a place.


Thank you everyone for posting, I really appreciate it!