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Operators to decide on Kenya holidays suspension
Tour operators who extended the suspension of holidays to Kenya over the weekend meet today to determine whether to lift restrictions.
Operators originally suspended trips to the strike-torn country until Saturday.
But members of the Federation of Tour Operators announced that following advice from the Foreign Office they were suspending holidays to Kenya with departures due up to and including Monday, (January 7) due to the current political unrest.
Customers due to fly over the coming days should contact their travel agent or tour operator, the FTO said. Alternative holidays will be offered where available or refunds of money paid.
Holidaymakers currently in Kenya are being advised of the Foreign Office advice to travellers and are expected to return home on their planned departure dates.
“The situation is being reviewed daily and any changes to departures planned after 7 January will be made over the coming days and customers notified in advance,” the FTO said.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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