Thousands of football fans will go to Poland and Ukraine for the UEFA EURO 2012. How much will they pay for fuel, public transportation or meals in restaurants? How to claim goods? How is it with alcohol at the stadiums? You can find answers in the information kit by the European Consumer Centres' Network.
The Danish air carrier Cimber Sterling has declared bankruptcy couple of hours ago. The company owners decided not to financially support its operations which also included flights between Copenhagen and Prague.
Before the London Olympic Games we warned against unauthorized sellers of tickets. The Norwegian company Euroteam was one of these sellers and the Norwegian Ombudsman has decided to file the company a fee of about 175.000 Euro for selling tickets for the London Olympics. This is one of the reasons why the company faces bankruptcy. People who paid in advance for tickets which were not delivered or were not accepted…
At nearly 30 European airports, the Day of Air Passenger Rights will be held on July 4, 2012. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., passengers at the departure hall of Terminal 2 of the Prague Airport will receive information about what their rights are and how to proceed in case of flight delay or cancellation, and how to enforce their rights when luggage is damaged and so forth. The event at the PRague Airport is organized by…