If your flight is delayed and you’re departing from the UK, you’re entitled to the rights outlined here.

If your flight is cancelled and you’re departing from the UK, your airline must offer you the choice of a replacement flight at the earliest opportunity or a refund.

Yes. You will have been advised of the balance due date at the time of entering into the contract with the travel company.

The tour operator can’t insist on you paying the higher price, but equally, you’re unlikely to be able to insist that the tour operator provides the holiday at the lower price.

There is no cooling-off period for travel-related products; we would urge you to read through the travel company’s terms and conditions to establish your rights.

Most minor refurbishment and maintenance work being carried out at properties will not affect your holiday. There's no requirement under the ABTA Code of Conduct for members to notify clients of works like these. Some companies will inform you of minor work, to keep you in the know.

You can use our website and search by name or by the company’s unique five-digit ABTA number.

This depends whether your holiday company specifically states in their booking conditions that they can make changes like this. If they don’t reserve the right to do so, then any change will be a breach of contract. If they do reserve the right to make the changes, then they must follow what their booking conditions say.

You should speak with your travel company or airline. Normally, you can’t fly if you’re more than 32 weeks pregnant at the time of your return flight, do not book your flight before checking the airline’s policy.

The following rights apply if you are on a cruise departing from the UK and any other EU Member State.