A number of holiday destinations - including Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria - have been hit by severe rainstorms in recent days
TUI has issued a travel warning to customers amid 'unusual adverse weather conditions' in parts of Europe.A flash flood at a campsite in north-western Turkey near the border with Bulgaria killed at least four people — with two found dead on Wednesday — and carried away bungalow homes.
In Bulgaria, a storm caused floods on the country’s southern Black Sea coast. The body of a missing tourist was recovered from the sea on Wednesday, raising the overall death toll to three. "Please be assured that we actively monitor weather conditions in all the destinations we visit to be sure it is safe for our customers and colleagues. Should there be any concerns about a destination then we will be in direct contact with customers with options for their holiday.
In the update, the FCDO advised: "Adverse weather conditions, including floods, are affecting some regions. The situation can change quickly. Follow “112 Greece” on Twitter for official updates."
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