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a trip to Turkey was booked for 2 people, refusal to leave for this person
one person refusal to leave how much money I will lose for a ticket
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The contract indicates how much you will lose if you refuse travel services. This year we had this: if you cancel services 20 or more days before the start of service, we lose nothing,
25% - if you cancel services less than 20 days before the start of service
50% - if you cancel services less than 14 days before the start of service
100% - if you cancel services less than 7 days before the start of service
25% - if you cancel services less than 20 days before the start of service
50% - if you cancel services less than 14 days before the start of service
100% - if you cancel services less than 7 days before the start of service
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answered 12 years ago
If it's an option, rebook with other people. Talk to the travel agent who booked, there are always solutions, everyone goes to meet the tourist. Unsubscribe, please, how everything was decided. Good luck!
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answered 12 years ago
The fines are the same for everyone. As I understand it, when booking the tour, you were not given a contract, everything is always indicated there.
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answered 12 years ago
Refusal to leave - is it a court decision that has entered into force and open enforcement proceedings on this fact by the bailiff service? Do I understand correctly?
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answered 12 years ago
Refusal to leave - this is one person who decided not to go, most likely so. Because a travel ban (not a denial, but a ban) usually comes true right at the border. In general, I sympathize with you.
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answered 12 years ago
The reasons for the refusal can be any (maybe an elementary personal quarrel), but I think in this situation the best way out is to find another companion-companion and agree with the agency to rebook the tour for another person. It may be outside the rules of early booking, but in my opinion a very real option, and you can have a good rest with a friend or with one of your relatives.
And, maybe I'm wrong, but if the tour was bought as a package for 2, then you can only refuse the tour as a whole, and not half (1 person) of the tour.
And, maybe I'm wrong, but if the tour was bought as a package for 2, then you can only refuse the tour as a whole, and not half (1 person) of the tour.
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answered 12 years ago
The tour was booked for 2 people. Try to replace a fellow traveler through an agency (in general, the situation is likely if there is enough time left), if not, fly and relax for two. In the presence of insurance against non-departure, the second person had the opportunity to receive compensation. Read the contract carefully - the cancellation of the tour in any case is complete, you will also lose money when rebooking.
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answered 12 years ago