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Disgraceful treatment from TUI,
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            Why on earth have you agreed to go on this holiday with your father in the first place? Sounds like a nightmare?
 Is it just the two of you, or with the rest of the family?
 Is he paying????How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 2.60% of current retirement "pot" (as at end May 2025)0
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            My dad would never book online he has zero IT skills. We may not have a holiday next year if Thomas cook go bust as he would never use TUI again
 a. it is still possible to book by phone. however i would suggest avoiding fax or telex
 b. there are other tour operators. i would suggest jet2, just don't research the average age of their fleet.0
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            London3344 wrote: »It's my dad's big concern - he struggles with poor english skills - grecce tends to have good english so we don't have a problem here but in cyprus he once stormed out of a resturant as the waitress could not understand what he was trying to order.
 Poor woman. I do hope you apologised on his behalf.
 If this is genuine, which I am regarding with a certain degree of scepticism he either needs to get a grip or not put himself in those situations in the first place.All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
 
 Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0
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 Victim blaming.powerful_Rogue wrote: »Then your dad is properly correct. You would have to be one to take your dad abroad knowing what a tool he acts.0
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            In fairness to the OP - my parents book in shop every year without fail.0
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 Sounds like he should take his holidays at home to me if the flight arrangements and people not speak English stress him out so muchLondon3344 wrote: »It's my dad's big concern - he struggles with poor english skills - grecce tends to have good english so we don't have a problem here but in cyprus he once stormed out of a resturant as the waitress could not understand what he was trying to order.0
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            London3344 wrote: »I would have been called the c-word if i did that.
 Your Father sounds like a very rude, and unpleasant man all round. If I were you I would certainly not be holidaying with him and would just let him get on with it all himself. Perhaps the headline should read slightly differently?0
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