Travel giants Tui and easyJet holidays have confirmed they have no plans to push back their restart dates, according to a report in Travel Weekly.
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TUI and easyJet holidays ready to fly you to Mallorca on May 17
No plans to push back their start date
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Ofcourse Tui and co have no plans to postpone . Their CEO s need your money for their superyachts and bonus payments irrelvant the risks to the health of its clients . If something goes wrong they either blame it on government or demand a further bail out from government..
That won't happen of course, we won't have our vaccination percentage sufficient for at least three months, if all goes without any hitches...
Interesting, my flight on 20th May was cancelled.
As always it's not their decision,it's the governments.
Well then TUI and EasyJet are clearly lying in hope to receive more bookings to keep them afloat until they inevitably cancel. May the 17th sadly will not see the restoration to Mallorca that they are claiming it will.