Cork holidaymakers left stranded after holiday firm goes bust
It's been reported that many people who had booked packages with the travel company have already had to pay for their hotels again.
A Cork woman says she doesn't know whether or not she'll be able to go on honeymoon tomorrow after the collapse of the Low Cost Holidays company
It's been reported that many people who had booked packages with the travel company have already had to pay for their hotels again, despite already paying the company for their trip.
Susie and her husband are due to travel to Mexico tomorrow and she says the airline cannot confim whether they will be able to fly, while the hotel in Cancun say they have not recieved payment for their accommodation.
Speaking on the Neil Prendeville Show on Cork's RedFM Susie says they're facing uncertainty as they've already paid around €6,000 for the trip and now they're exploring the possibility of a last-minute trip to Spain:
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