Thousands of holiday makers have seen their bookings cancelled since the tour operator Holidays 4U went into administration.
The Brighton-based operator specialized in holidays to Turkey and 50,000 have been left looking for last minute alternatives. 13,000 sunseekers are still abroad but are protected by the Air Travel Organisers’ Licensing (Atol) scheme run by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).
A spokeswoman for the CAA said: “Following discussions with our Atol team and Onur Air (the Turkish airline used by Holidays 4U), the airline has said it will fly home Holidays 4U clients as normal over the next week to 10 days.”
“Those who were due to leave for Turkey should be aware that there are some good holiday deals around as they long as they are prepared to be flexible.
“We are advising those who booked through a travel agent to return to that agent and see what’s on offer.”
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