Air Travel TUI Cancels All Bookings to Southeastern Rhodes, Releases List of Affected Hotels by GTP editing team 24 July 2023 written by GTP editing team 24 July 2023 0 comments Share 0FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 21 TUI’s updates for travel to Rhodes can be found here. Tour operator TUI said on Monday that it was cancelling all bookings of TUI Holidays to the southeastern part of Rhodes, due to the challenging situation caused by forest fires on the Greek island. TUI Holidays bookings to the southeastern part of Rhodes were to be cancelled up to and including Sunday, July 30, but that has now been extended with no package holidays up to and including August 11 (see list of affected hotels below). Moreover, the tour operator is cancelling all bookings of TUI Holidays to the rest of Rhodes until Friday, July 28. “No guests will be taken to the island up to and including Friday, however aircraft will fly out empty to Rhodes so scheduled inbound flights will take place to bring guests back to their home countries,” the tour operator said in an updated announcement. Customers with bookings for holidays that start in the coming days up to and including Sunday, July 30, can rebook for other destinations or cancel their trip free of charge. “We therefore encourage customers with a planned holiday to Rhodes in the coming days, to switch to other destinations,” said TUI. Following is a list of affected hotels in the southeastern part of Rhodes as released by TUI: Kiotari – Absolute Kiotari Resort – Boutique 5 Hotel & Spa – Gonos Villa – LABRANDA Kiotari Miraluna – Lindian Village – Lindos Imperial Resort & Spa – Mayia Exclusive Resort & Spa – Mitsis Hotel Rodos Village – Mitsis Rodos Maris Resort and Spa – Princess Andriana Resort & Spa – Princess Sun Hotel – Rodos Princess Beach Hotel Gennadin – TUI Blue Sensatori – Ambelia Hotel (ex. Zenith Seaside Hotel) – Gennadi Grand Plimiri – Magic Life – Atrium Prestige Lardos – Amaryllis Hotel Lardos – Lindos Princess – Cosmos Maris Lindos – AquaGrand of Lindos exclusive deluxe resort – Eleni Studios – Rafael Studios – Lindos View – Mitsis Lindos Memories Hotel Pefkoi – Amfitriti Hotel and Studios – Evi Studios – Finas Hotel and Apartments – Hotel Ziakis – Island Blue Hotel – Lindia Thalassa Resort – Pefki Islands – Pefkos Village Resort – Stella – White Olive Premium Lindos Vlicha – Lindos Blu – Lindos Grand Resort & Spa – Lindos Mare – Lindos Royal – Lindos Village Resort & Spa – Lindos White Hotel & Suites – TUI BLUE Lindos Bay For further information, affected holidaymakers are asked to contact TUI. The group is in contact with the local authorities on Rhodes, the South Aegean region and with the Greek government in Athens. TUI adds aircraft to fly customers back home Rhodes Airport: A TUI representative speaking with a member of the UK government’s Rapid Deployment Team that arrived on the island to support British nationals. Photo source: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office On Monday morning, TUI had deployed six additional aircraft to bring holidaymakers from Germany and the UK back to their home countries. The TUI planes brought holidaymakers safely back to Hanover, Frankfurt and Stuttgart and in the UK to London-Gatwick, Birmingham and Manchester. In addition, another TUI flight will take Danish guests back to Billund. The group had around 39,000 guests on the island, 7,800 of whom were affected by the situation. They were taken to other locations on the island and are staying in hotels or accommodation designated by the local authorities. More than 300 service staff in south-eastern Rhodes for the safety of TUI guests and provide them with replacement accommodation, food and drinks. “The situation on the ground is constantly evolving and changing and is regularly reassessed by the travel group,” an announcement by TUI said. It is reminded that the Greek government has opened a Help Desk at Rhodes International Airport. In cooperation with embassies in Greece, the Help Desk facilitates and coordinates the timely departure of visitors who have lost their travel documents. Press here to access a Q&A for tourists affected by the forest fires on Rhodes. Join the 15,000+ travel executives who read our newsletter Follow GTP Headlines on Google News to keep up to date with all the latest on tourism and travel in Greece. Share 0 FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail GTP editing team This is the team byline for GTP. The copyrights for these articles are owned by GTP. 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