Holiday Claim

It is always a disappointment when a holiday goes wrong, especially if you have put a lot of effort into planning and saving for the occasion. However, you should always remember how to make a strong holiday claim if you are put in this situation.

A key point to made is that photographic evidence can be a vital part of making a successful holiday claim. If you are able to take a photograph of something which has made your holiday impossible to enjoy, then it is likely that your claim will be easy to process and that you will receive the full amount of money that you have asked for.

Families save up all year for a well earned holiday but sometimes a relaxing break can turn into a holiday nightmare. Holiday-makers find themselves in an unfamiliar environment and this can lead to accidents and injuries, despite your best efforts to stay safe. This can include food poisoning, slips and trips or vehicle accidents. If you have been injured or suffered an illness on holiday that was the result of someone else’s negligence, speak to a solicitors with experience and expertise in this area, such as Macks Solicitors. You may be entitled to compensation through a holiday claim.

Illness can ruin a holiday. Certain precautions are usually advised in guidebooks and by holiday companies to avoid illness whilst on holiday abroad. These precautions usually include not drinking the local tap water and making sure food is thoroughly cooked.

Two British holidaymakers have been seriously injured when a pipe exploded as they walked past a hotel in Marbella, Spain. The injured tourists, both women, were friends travelling with their husbands on a relaxing holiday.

With the long cold nights closing in, many Brits are digging out glossy holiday brochures to plan a winter getaway. For many people, a winter vacation is replacing their traditional ‘summer holidays’.

Bouncy Castles are associated with fun, excitement and the laughter of children. Inflatable rides of all kinds are on the increase; from slides, to ball pools. Bouncy castles and inflatable swimming toys are such a part of the British summer holiday that it is hard for parents to see them as a threat.

The number of serious food poisoning outbreaks continues to rise. Hundreds of passengers aboard an International cruise liner have fallen ill with vomiting and diarrhea. The ship has been quarantined by the authorities in Brazil.

This week, news of the fault on the Mumbo Jumbo ride at Flamingo land in North Yorkshire hit the UK media. The roller coaster drama, one of a recent spate of accidents at UK theme parks, has sparked concerns about the safety of white knuckle rides.

If you have been injured in a holiday accident or illness on holiday there are a number of things that you can do that will help you if you later decide to make a holiday compensation claim.

When you go to a swimming pool whether it’s on holiday or just your local pool, you want to have an enjoyable time with your family in a safe environment. While supervising your children and making sure they are safe may be at the front of your mind few people think that they are at risk of catching a waterborne illness in the swimming pool.