IPP welcomes ATOL reform
The CAA’s intention that agents must point out what is and what is not protected as a significant step in the right direction in helping consumers make an informed travel purchase through the ATOL reform, according to International Passenger Protection (IPP).
The proposal is currently in initial consultation and not expected to be implemented before the end of the year.
In 2011, the industry as a whole is facing multiple challenges on both political and
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