The clock is ticking for those whose holidays were cancelled due to the pandemic
Holidaymakers have been given a ten day warning before they miss out on potentially valuable credit notes.
The Money Saving Expert team, which is led by founder Martin Lewis, issued the warning to those who were given credit to make up for holidays cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. There is around £30million of credit to be redeemed but very little time remaining to do so without losing a guarantee.
MSE gave an update on credit notes from Covid-19 cancelled package holidays in their latest newsletter, noting that credit notes must be cashed in before September 30. After September 30, Air Travel Organiser's Licence will no longer protect credit notes issued between 10 March 2020 and 19 December 2021.
Credit notes were initially issued by travel firms when holidays were cancelled due to the Covid-19 crisis. They could be used to book a new holiday or get a cash refund. How to redeem or cash in your credit note According to Money Saving Expert, to avoid losing your extra protection you should either:
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