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bagand96

CazRichy said:

Sorry, yes it's a package holiday, all flights, hotels, transfers etc paid together through Teletext, I have received an ATOL certificate, thanks for the advice. 
I can't get in touch with Teletext. 

You will hopefully be ok. If the flight is cancelled then Teletext will have to either:

a) Find you an alternative flight
b) Refund the holiday 

Their website states that they are contacting people, although if you know your TUI flight isn't happening, and you haven't heard from them it might be worth trying to get in touch and find out what's happening. 

Neil49

Just be aware that it is a requirement that each of you will have to complete a Passenger Locater Form at least 24 hours prior to travelling and get a QR code to show on entry (either on your phone or printed out) 

Google this for more information but it's essential that you do this otherwise they won't let you into the country.

Have a nice holiday. 

Alan_Bowen

bagand96, I love your optimism that Teletext Holidays would be saying anything to anyone! I think the flights are operating from Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham so if the flight is from there, the holiday should be going ahead, assuming Teletext have checked the hotel. is open, which isn't a given. Strongly advise checking hotel website to confirm before travelling and download the Greek health form which you can then complete before arrival

bagand96

Alan_Bowen said:

bagand96, I love your optimism that Teletext Holidays would be saying anything to anyone! I think the flights are operating from Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham so if the flight is from there, the holiday should be going ahead, assuming Teletext have checked the hotel. 

I can only go on what their website says. Don't get me wrong, I know what Teletext and many other OTA's act at the best of times, let alone in this pandemic. I did advise chasing up Teletext... Without knowing where the flight was booked from it's hard to advise further. TUI are operating from 3 airports currently, but Rhodes would have been on offer from nearly all of TUI's bases so it's equally as likely to be cancelled as the OP said.