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Look for an ABTA Member before booking your holiday

When you book with one of our Members, you can relax and travel with confidence. You can be safe in the knowledge that you’ve booked with a reputable company and, you can access our comprehensive range of support, protection and expertise should you need it.

Remember that not all travel companies are ABTA Members so check before you book and read our top tips on how to avoid being caught out. 

Financial protection

Most ABTA Members sell package holidays only to customers in the UK. Some ABTA Members may also sell package holidays to customers in other countries.

Package holidays sold to you, if you are in the UK or the European Economic Area (EEA), are required to be financially protected so that if the travel company goes out of business (due to their financial failure), you’ll be able to continue your holiday as planned or get your money back. Package holidays that are for less than 24 hours, or are for business travel, may not be protected.

Package holidays sold to you if you are outside the UK and the EEA may not be protected if the travel company goes out of business (due to their financial failure).

Other travel arrangements (e.g. accommodation only) sold to you in the UK do not have to be financially protected by ABTA Members, but they may have chosen to protect them.

When booking your holiday you should always check what type of protection is in place. For more information, see our guide to financial protection.

Unauthorised use of the ABTA Logo

Use of the ABTA logo is a benefit of ABTA membership and can only be used with ABTA’s express permission. 

ABTA has been informed that the companies below are currently showing the ABTA logo on their website or marketing material and emails. These companies are not ABTA Members and have no right to use the ABTA logo or to claim that they are a member of ABTA. The relevant authorities have been informed.

If you have booked with one of these companies and have a complaint you should contact your local Trading Standards and Citizens Advice Bureau for further advice. 

You can check whether a company is an ABTA Member at the top of this page using the company name, address or ABTA number.