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    Travel company Dream Holidays cease trading

    News TeamBy News Team21/07/2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    Travel company Dream Holidays Limited has ceased trading with immediate effect. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) says customers will be able to complete their holidays.

    The CAA estimates that around 525 people are currently overseas – all of them will be able to complete their holidays and return to the UK due to the CAA’s ATOL protection. Around 1,800 people with forward bookings with the company will be able to claim a full refund for their holidays from the CAA.

    Advice for Dream Holidays Ltd customers who are currently overseas:

    The CAA will ensure that all Dream Holidays Ltd customers are able to fly home as planned; they should therefore arrive at the airport in time to check-in for their flights home as normal.

    More information on the CAA website.

    More information about the claims process is available at www.atol.org.uk

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