Martin Lewis warns holidaymakers over booking mistake that could cost thousands amid Iran war disruption

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Martin Lewis has warned British holidaymakers that a common booking mistake could leave them hundreds or even thousands of pounds out of pocket this summer.

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The MoneySavingExpert founder said travellers who book flights and accommodation separately risk having no protection if their flights are cancelled.With millions of Britons preparing for trips abroad, and the Government taking steps to manage flights amid concerns over potential jet‑fuel shortages, Mr Lewis said many people underestimate the risks of DIY travel arrangements."No, no, and this is what I think people need to be very aware of," he said, explaining that package holidays offer far stronger consumer protections than booking each element individually.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Under package‑travel rules, customers are generally entitled to a full refund if their flight is cancelled.The problem with separate bookings, he said, is that accommodation providers are not responsible if a traveller cannot reach their...

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