Summer Holidays 2023 – Last-Minute Consumer Advice
Read about your rights before you hit the road … Irish tourists are embarking on their summer getaways abroad this August, a favoured period to
Read about your rights before you hit the road … Irish tourists are embarking on their summer getaways abroad this August, a favoured period to
According to Eurostat, 72% Irish people went on a holiday in 2021, with the Irish coming in fifth in a tourism survey behind the Netherlands
Holiday more expensive than expected? You are not the only one. Rising energy and supplier products prices top the list of main worries across Europe
Travel is back with a vengeance this summer. But so are cancellations. Many Irish consumers will travel for a sun holiday abroad this summer – it
Niamh Condell, Dispute Resolution Advisor with the European Consumer Centre Ireland shares her advice on how to read the Terms and Conditions of pre-purchased tickets
With the arrival of vaccines though, more and more people are confident they can book and actually travel for a sun holiday in late summer, autumn and winter this year, with all the caveats that this entails.
Online (third-party) booking sites or intermediaries are proving an increasingly popular option among consumers when purchasing travel products, package holidays in particular. They allow consumers
PRESS RELEASE 9 May 2020 This year’s Europe Day on the 9th of May commemorates 70 years since the Schuman Declaration. Normally a joyous occasion,
In 2019, the European Commission announced that accommodation platform Airbnb improved and fully clarified the way it presents offers to consumers so that it is
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