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Why did the TUI tour operator, together with the Windrose airline, steal more than a day from us, providing 6 days and 7 nights of rest, instead of the paid 8 days and 7 nights? Who will return the money?
Why did the TUI tour operator, together with the Windrose airline, steal more than a day from us, providing 6 days and 7 nights of rest, instead of the paid 8 days and 7 nights? Who will return the money?
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If you have a delay of more than 24 hours, you can dispute. If less, then nothing will work. This is stated in the contract. Wildly infuriates, always outrages, but nothing can be done.
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answered 5 years ago
Fly regularly. More expensive, but without the nerves and "theft" vacation.
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answered 5 years ago
Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do (and it still infuriates). They stole the same day. Instead of 3 o'clock in the afternoon, they settled at 3 o'clock in the morning the next day.
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answered 5 years ago
So, it seems, a ticket is considered at night, you were promised 7 nights, and they were provided. I agree with those who unsubscribed above, it also infuriates when flights are delayed when you fly on vacation, but charters have such a property, and whatever one may say, the contract describes what During the day, they have the right to transfer flights at their discretion.
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answered 5 years ago
elenamilehina12, I sympathize. All THAT together sbrendili. Almost got stuck herself. Yesterday I saw reasonable prices and good flights to/from Hurghada and I wanted to book now. Look in the morning, half of the flights are already gone, the rest are on a redneck-sadistic schedule. The bastards didn’t sleep on the day off, they copied Azur (he’s been driving like crazy since December). Theses are already reliable, like igil. I don’t remember such wildness with flights to Hurghada. I’m already silent about the price tag, in October they flew cheaper. In short, guard
"Fly regular flights. " There are none in Sharm and Hurghada. And transits for money and crap will outdo MOT
"Fly regular flights. " There are none in Sharm and Hurghada. And transits for money and crap will outdo MOT
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answered 5 years ago
klichko, there are no direct ones, I do not argue. But more important to me is a convenient departure time (not in the middle of the night and not when the charter deigns to fly out) and the attitude is not like cattle. It is more important for someone to fly away for three kopecks, but then what's the point in complaining about the "stealing" of time? Cheapness pays for these minor flaws.
A regular train can almost always be comfortably picked up with convenient connections. And not every country has direct flights, in principle, someday you will have to fly with a transfer ...
A regular train can almost always be comfortably picked up with convenient connections. And not every country has direct flights, in principle, someday you will have to fly with a transfer ...
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, yes, I fly to a long distance because of hopelessness (I hate planes) But I’m definitely not ready to get to natsat hours in egi. And convenient connections often end nervously and sadly. Everywhere there are nuances. Again, if you gather for a long, tedious time and fly far, for a long time, you can suffer. But if you abruptly break into the country (in egi), as soon as it itches, then THEN is out of competition
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answered 5 years ago
Lately, this has become a tradition for TO: a late flight there (it’s good if you get to the hotel for dinner) and a very early return
(departure from the hotel at 2-3 am). It's good when you know about it in advance, but when you're stuck at the airport, and the flight
they endure and endure everything, it gets concrete.
(departure from the hotel at 2-3 am). It's good when you know about it in advance, but when you're stuck at the airport, and the flight
they endure and endure everything, it gets concrete.
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answered 5 years ago
There is always a choice. Then what's the point of moaning and cursing charters if they are out of competition?)))
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answered 5 years ago
To curse with a loved one on board too much. And it's better to scold (sometimes) a short charter than to die (always) on a long flight. Charters are not only thrown, sometimes they give a day (only it’s not customary to write about this))
And I never hang around in the port because I follow the online scoreboard (force majeure does not count)
And I never hang around in the port because I follow the online scoreboard (force majeure does not count)
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answered 5 years ago
klichko ___ I never hang around in the port because I follow the online scoreboard (force majeure does not count)
good to follow for those who live in the city of departure. And when it’s eight hours by train to the city of departure, then at least follow - at least don’t follow, but you will wait at the end point.
About force majeure. Here on TurPravda there was somehow a review. People flew to Thailand. TO TUI, a / c Azur. Every half hour they were invited to board, then seated back. After two hours, the people got tired of having fun, they went to the duty-free and watched the online scoreboard via the Internet. And when they returned, no one was there. They had to buy tickets at their own expense. So they were also forced to buy return tickets themselves, referring to the fact that since they flew there themselves, then it should be the same back.
good to follow for those who live in the city of departure. And when it’s eight hours by train to the city of departure, then at least follow - at least don’t follow, but you will wait at the end point.
About force majeure. Here on TurPravda there was somehow a review. People flew to Thailand. TO TUI, a / c Azur. Every half hour they were invited to board, then seated back. After two hours, the people got tired of having fun, they went to the duty-free and watched the online scoreboard via the Internet. And when they returned, no one was there. They had to buy tickets at their own expense. So they were also forced to buy return tickets themselves, referring to the fact that since they flew there themselves, then it should be the same back.
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answered 5 years ago
The question was purely rhetorical, as I understand it, like "Why is life so unfair?"
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answered 5 years ago
Fly regularly. More expensive, but without the nerves and "theft" vacation.
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You can get right there too.
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. Stay at home - it's cheap and you won't be late :) (just kidding)
ollennka
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You can get right there too.
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. Stay at home - it's cheap and you won't be late :) (just kidding)
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