Ex carpenter, pro Israel. You're not really Jesus are you Jim?

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

A familiar tale of poor management, but paying themselves obscene bonuses. I read £47 million was syphoned off in bonuses for themselves. Which has ultimately led to the company going into liquidation, leaving the CAA, ATOL and the Government with a cost of £500m at least to bring TCs customers home. Nobody is held accountable as usual, they just swan off into the sunset.

Report that other travel companies doubling the cost of holidays from weekend prices, to take advantage of the situation. Sadly its no surprise, as greed prevails. Travel agents are very similar to Estate agents, very creative with the truth, very low moral compass and greedy.

The clue is in the wording - agent.

Useless middle men who don’t create, produce, mend or make anything.

Edited by Tom-the-eagle (24 Sep 2019 11.45pm)

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

Here for a good time , not a long time.

On the wireless that the dough owed to the hotels is around 300 million.
How was a 200 million bail out going to help.
It's ok for labour to spout about bailing but then what happens next week month year.
The banks on the other hand have been no where near the position they were in before the bail out.
Hence why that help has proved worthwhile.

Agreed good news for the staff I have a friend who works at the Bromley branch so hopefully she will be OK.

This is a massive change for Hays I hope they are up to it, in the SE the high street travel agent has almost died out. They are sailing against the prevailing wind so I wish them luck but I do wonder if the high street travel agent is going the way of the high street estate agent I hope I am wrong.

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