Denial and delay of coronavirus refunds hammers sector’s reputation, with just 20% of consumers now trusting the travel industry
Public trust in the travel industry has plunged to an all-time low as airlines and holiday companies continue to deny and delay refunds for coronavirus cancellations, in breach of the law, according to new research from a UK consumer group.
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