Hoseasons

Vasquez65

If Hoseasons go under,  I assume that people like me who’ve pushed back their holiday to next year,  having paid the full balance,  will lose the lot?
I don’t know what to do for the best,  if I wait until the end of the month and try for a refund of £2500, apparently they will refund, but only once the original date has passed which is in 3 weeks,    there could well be no lodges left to book with the park directly ( there is only one left available for our dates,  even on the park website)   we can only have those dates and there is a specific reason for that location too) . 

I always thought that Hoseasons owned the holiday parks,  but they are just booking agents. 

Do I risk losing a £500 deposit by double booking as it were,  or do I risk the whole £2500 by hoping that Hoseasons stay in business ? 

Browntoa

There's a similar hoseasons thread here

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/77083025#Comment_77083025

Pollycat

And there's also specific mention of Hoseasons in this MSE article:

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/2020/02/coronavirus-travel-help-and-your-rights/?_ga=2.177242657.502291125.1587284438-278771506.1587284438

You will need to scroll down.

Vasquez65

Mine is a completely different question than in those threads.

Browntoa

I've attached the part from the article already linked to 

That's your answer , your choice , your risk  they are not refunding cash

Vasquez65

That’s completely out of date.
They are refunding,  but only those whose original holiday has now passed.  

Pollycat

Nobody knows if Hoseasons will go bust.

Nobody knows if there will be any lodges for you to book on the dates you want if you wait until your departure date has passed.

I guess you're just going to have to decide what's best yourself.