Travel advice sought.

[Carlos J]

In a similar situation most others on this thread.

Flights booked on Easy jet however the flight is showing as 'sold out'

If, as i fear, the flights are cancelled what come back do we have for the hotel we have booked?

Are easy jet liable for the hotel as well or is that one for travel insurance?

Sold out is just their term for not taking more bookings now. Might he cancelled.

Did you book hotels with Easyjet or as part of a package? If so, might be ATOL protected. If not, think you need to contact the hotel. Depends when it is and if it's open for business. If closed you should be entitled to a refund, if it's open for business, try your luck with them. If booked through Booking.com or similar, try going through them. They've been great with me.

Some insurance companies are being arses on Covid, check their website.

[VeritasVincit]

Googled 'Easyjet holidays' where, if you trawl through [they never make it too easy] thereis a note that Easyjet holidays can be refunded.

[shabbado]

Thanks for the replies.

Flights and hotels booked separate.

Looks like we'll have to wait for Easy Jet to confirm the cancellation and then cancel the hotel.

[lambrini]

Is anyone planning to go on holiday later this year? Apparently some countries are preparing to open up to foreign visitors again, including Germany, France, Spain, Italy and Turkey.

[Jon Gout]

I've had to cancel two trips and one was postponed to September but I'm going to cancel it too. Doesn't seem any point. I wouldn't be able to enjoy a holiday spending the entire time thinking about having to being quarantined on the way back if anything changed, or suddenly everything shutting while I'm away, or worrying about getting symptoms before travelling and then being stopped at the airport and being unable to claim the costs back. I'll just wait until next year.

[Robert Heenan]

I've had to cancel two trips and one was postponed to September but I'm going to cancel it too. Doesn't seem any point. I wouldn't be able to enjoy a holiday spending the entire time thinking about having to being quarantined on the way back if anything changed, or suddenly everything shutting while I'm away, or worrying about getting symptoms before travelling and then being stopped at the airport and being unable to claim the costs back. I'll just wait until next year.

Where were you going to go on holiday?

[Jon Gout]

I've had to cancel two trips and one was postponed to September but I'm going to cancel it too. Doesn't seem any point. I wouldn't be able to enjoy a holiday spending the entire time thinking about having to being quarantined on the way back if anything changed, or suddenly everything shutting while I'm away, or worrying about getting symptoms before travelling and then being stopped at the airport and being unable to claim the costs back. I'll just wait until next year.

Where were you going to go on holiday?

July/August was Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and Italy (mostly by train but had a flight there, flight from Paris to Berlin, and flight back home), and September was to LA (annual visit to see wife's family).

I finally heard back from Virgin earlier two weeks after requesting a "voucher" from them for the LA trip. It doesn't sound too bad... if I book before the end of Nov. 2020 to go before Oct. 2022 then it won't cost any extra, if I book anything after that I'll just pay the difference if it costs more. That's fine by me (as long as they don't go bust).

[Robert Heenan]

I've had to cancel two trips and one was postponed to September but I'm going to cancel it too. Doesn't seem any point. I wouldn't be able to enjoy a holiday spending the entire time thinking about having to being quarantined on the way back if anything changed, or suddenly everything shutting while I'm away, or worrying about getting symptoms before travelling and then being stopped at the airport and being unable to claim the costs back. I'll just wait until next year.

Where were you going to go on holiday?

July/August was Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and Italy (mostly by train but had a flight there, flight from Paris to Berlin, and flight back home), and September was to LA (annual visit to see wife's family).

I finally heard back from Virgin earlier two weeks after requesting a "voucher" from them for the LA trip. It doesn't sound too bad... if I book before the end of Nov. 2020 to go before Oct. 2022 then it won't cost any extra, if I book anything after that I'll just pay the difference if it costs more. That's fine by me (as long as they don't go bust).

You got a wife?

I thought you were homosexual

Anyway what do you think of LA?

[lambrini]

I've had to cancel two trips and one was postponed to September but I'm going to cancel it too. Doesn't seem any point. I wouldn't be able to enjoy a holiday spending the entire time thinking about having to being quarantined on the way back if anything changed, or suddenly everything shutting while I'm away, or worrying about getting symptoms before travelling and then being stopped at the airport and being unable to claim the costs back. I'll just wait until next year.

Where were you going to go on holiday?

July/August was Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and Italy (mostly by train but had a flight there, flight from Paris to Berlin, and flight back home), and September was to LA (annual visit to see wife's family).

I finally heard back from Virgin earlier two weeks after requesting a "voucher" from them for the LA trip. It doesn't sound too bad... if I book before the end of Nov. 2020 to go before Oct. 2022 then it won't cost any extra, if I book anything after that I'll just pay the difference if it costs more. That's fine by me (as long as they don't go bust).

You got a wife?

I thought you were homosexual

Anyway what do you think of LA?

[Carlos J]

Ol' Pet. What was the outcome?

[Sid Pervcat]

I've had to cancel two trips and one was postponed to September but I'm going to cancel it too. Doesn't seem any point. I wouldn't be able to enjoy a holiday spending the entire time thinking about having to being quarantined on the way back if anything changed, or suddenly everything shutting while I'm away, or worrying about getting symptoms before travelling and then being stopped at the airport and being unable to claim the costs back. I'll just wait until next year.

Where were you going to go on holiday?

July/August was Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and Italy (mostly by train but had a flight there, flight from Paris to Berlin, and flight back home), and September was to LA (annual visit to see wife's family).

I finally heard back from Virgin earlier two weeks after requesting a "voucher" from them for the LA trip. It doesn't sound too bad... if I book before the end of Nov. 2020 to go before Oct. 2022 then it won't cost any extra, if I book anything after that I'll just pay the difference if it costs more. That's fine by me (as long as they don't go bust).

You got a wife?

I thought you were homosexual

Anyway what do you think of LA?

[Eaststand]

I've had to cancel two trips and one was postponed to September but I'm going to cancel it too. Doesn't seem any point. I wouldn't be able to enjoy a holiday spending the entire time thinking about having to being quarantined on the way back if anything changed, or suddenly everything shutting while I'm away, or worrying about getting symptoms before travelling and then being stopped at the airport and being unable to claim the costs back. I'll just wait until next year.

Where were you going to go on holiday?

July/August was Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and Italy (mostly by train but had a flight there, flight from Paris to Berlin, and flight back home), and September was to LA (annual visit to see wife's family).

I finally heard back from Virgin earlier two weeks after requesting a "voucher" from them for the LA trip. It doesn't sound too bad... if I book before the end of Nov. 2020 to go before Oct. 2022 then it won't cost any extra, if I book anything after that I'll just pay the difference if it costs more. That's fine by me (as long as they don't go bust).

You got a wife?

I thought you were homosexual

Anyway what do you think of LA?

Fucking bobbles with the zingers

[Jon Gout]

Homosexuals

[Eaststand]

No ones laughing at homosexuals.

Except you.

[lambrini]

"Wow

Some male users on this forum are such dinosaurs

Y'all think a man is homosexual because he never mentions his wife

educate yourself"

–A typical Millennial response