2022年5月10日 · ATOL stands for Air Travel Organiser's Licence, while ABTA stands for Association of British Travel Agents. In order to benefit from either scheme, you must have booked a package holiday with a travel company based in the UK.

2025年1月8日 · ATOL or ABTA protection can help, but what do these letters mean and what types of flights or holidays do they apply to? How do you know if you’re protected or not? How …

ATOL stands for Air Travel Organisers’ Licence. It is a government-run financial protection scheme operated by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). All monies paid for package holidays involving flights and holidays including a flight plus accommodation and/or car hire, must be protected under an ATOL licence.

2024年3月7日 · Both ABTA and ATOL are similar concepts that sit alongside one another. However, ATOL is specifically designed to cover those who fly - whereas ABTA covers road, rail, or sea travel...

2023年7月18日 · ABTA and ATOL both serve the interests of travelers, but ABTA is an organization of travel agents, while ATOL is a scheme initiated by the CAA. ATOL aims to safeguard the financial interests of travelers by providing compensation for expenses incurred due to …

2024年2月11日 · ABTA primarily focuses on travel agents and tour operators, offering financial protection and assistance throughout your holiday, while ATOL specialises in protecting air package holidays and flights, ensuring you don’t lose money or get stranded if your travel company collapses.

2023年2月4日 · ATOL and ABTA protection gives holidaymakers reassurance they are not alone when things go wrong and anyone booking a trip is advised to ensure their operator is a member of either scheme,...

What is the difference between ABTA, ABTOT and ATOL? ABTA protects non-flight holidays for Travel Agents and Tour Operators. ABTOT protects non-flight holidays for Travel Organisers and holidays, including flights, under its ABTOT ATOL Franchise scheme.

2019年12月17日 · ATOL protects flight-inclusive holidays, while ABTA deals with the covering of rail, cruise and self-drive holidays. It’s always wise to check that your holiday provider is either ATOL or ABTA protected. Here are some frequently asked questions on ATOL and ABTA protection, and why it’s so important when you’re planning a holiday.

What is the difference between ABTA and ATOL? ATOL (Air Travel Organiser’s Licensing) sits alongside ABTA but is specifically designed to cover people who fly. Whereas ABTA covers rail, road, or sea travel holidays. Many ABTA tour operators also provide bonds to the Civil Aviation Authority under the ATOL scheme.