Thomas Cook financial troubles
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Thomas Cook financial troubles
As a heads up. not sure how it affects oepratiosn otuside of UK.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45398782...ncial-trouble/
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They've come a long way from the first trip from Leicester to Loughborough.
It would be a shame to see that famous name go.
They operate outside the UK as well, but since they specialise mostly in package holidays I doubt it will affect anyone who comes to Fodor's too much.
It would be a shame to see that famous name go.
They operate outside the UK as well, but since they specialise mostly in package holidays I doubt it will affect anyone who comes to Fodor's too much.
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>>Flights from Belgium would not be affected.<<
I wonder if you've missed the point here. Were TC to go bust (which at least for the time being seems unlikely, as they've now been given a larger "overdraft" from their bankers), it would have a massive impact on their customers in all countries. There's no way that "flights from Belguim" would somehow escape the fall-out of the company failing.
I wonder if you've missed the point here. Were TC to go bust (which at least for the time being seems unlikely, as they've now been given a larger "overdraft" from their bankers), it would have a massive impact on their customers in all countries. There's no way that "flights from Belguim" would somehow escape the fall-out of the company failing.
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