Turkey to ' safe ' to free to cancel

AMSTERDAM - Frightened tourists can not free this summer to cancel or rebook their beach holiday in Turkey. Here come to the agency a lot of questions about following the deadly attack on the Istanbul airport Tuesday.

"There is no negative travel in the Turkish resorts, so there is no reason to celebrate no holidays," said major tour operators like TUI, Neckermann and Corendon last night to De Telegraaf.

Travel Conditions

That means, according to those people who now do not dare, to pay the full penalty for Turkey, as it is regulated by the ANVR travel conditions. Reaching up just before departure to 90% of the fare.

Fear is also not covered by the cancellation, unless it is a more expensive 'risk insurance' is. For flights with final destination Istanbul ANVR tour operators and airlines smoother. As KLM allows passengers free of charge to book the ticket till 12th July.

"The popular resort of Antalya, where most Dutch go in Turkey is nearly a thousand kilometers from Istanbul. There's nothing wrong. Terrorist attacks can readily take place somewhere else in Europe, "says Corendon CEO Steven van der Heijden.

New bookings

According to him, come after the attack three days ago still enough new bookings for the Turkish beach resorts near. "Those are extra cheap and there is enough room in the high season by the trailing digits."

By Telegraph editorial / Photo: Dutch Height