UK ECC prepares for half term
As Brexit and the half term holidays near, the UK ECC is positioned to provide support
Posted 23 October 2019 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Brexit|National
UPDATES: UK ECC reassures families travelling to Europe during autumn half-term that it will continue handling cross-border consumer disputes after Brexit, while warning that no-deal changes could affect package travel, timeshare protection and small claims routes.
Parents’ thoughts may be completely dominated during the autumn half-term holidays with how to keep their children occupied; some may already have decided to whisk their family off on a short break to Europe.
But how many mums and dads will have realised that the Government’s planned exit day from the EU is in the middle of some schools’ autumn break?
Andy Allen, Service Director at...
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