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What are my rights if a tour operator is not covered by ABTA/ATOL?

April 26, 2017ABTA ATOL Covered operator Rights tour

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What are my rights if a tour operator is not covered by ABTA/ATOL?

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You still have the same rights regardless of whether a tour operator is a member of a Trade Association, such as ABTA, or has an Air Travel Organisers Licence (ATOL). If a tour operator is an ABTA member you can choose whether to pursue a case via the ABTA independent arbitration scheme, instead of through the small claims court.