Terms and Conditions

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Ski Line Booking Conditions

The following booking conditions together with the general information contained on our website form the basis of your agreement with Ski Line Limited trading as Skiline 2 Lower Mortlake Road, Richmond, England, TW9 2JA. Please read them carefully as they set out our respective rights and obligations. By asking us to confirm your booking, we are entitled to assume that you have had the opportunity to read and have read these booking conditions and agree to them.

In these booking conditions:

• “Tour operator” means the principal to the booking, the company or supplier who provides the package holiday.
• “Organiser” means the party who combines and sells or offers for sale package holidays.
• “Principal” is the other party to your contract. Either the organiser or the supplier.
• “Agent” means someone who sells or offers for sale single component or packages holidays combined by the principal.
• “Supplier” means provider or operator of holiday services.
• “Holiday”, “booking”,, “package” or “arrangements” mean such holiday arrangements.
• “You” and “your” means all persons named on the booking (including the party leader and anyone who is added or substituted at a later date) or any of them as the context requires.
• “Skiline”, “we”, “us” and “our” means Ski Line Limited.
• “Departure” means the start date of the arrangements which have been contracted.
• “Package” means a combination of at least two different types of travel service for the purpose of the same trip where those services are combined by one supplier, or purchased from a single point of contact, offered for an inclusive price, advertised or sold using the term “package”, combined by an organiser after the conclusion of a contract in which the organiser allows the traveller to choose among a section of different types of travel service, purchased from separate suppliers through linked online booking processes in which specific details are transferred between suppliers. There is no package where the travel services do not account for a significant proportion of the value of combined services and are not advertised as an essential feature of the combined services or where the travel services are purchased after the travel services have started.
• “Flight only” means a booking made with Skiline for a flight only without additional travel services.

Section A of these booking conditions applies to all holiday arrangements which you book with or through us in the UK (including where we act as principal) and which we agree to book, make, provide or perform as applicable.

Where we are acting as agent for the organiser of the holiday arrangements featured on our website and/or which you book with us, your contract for the arrangements you have booked will be with the organiser of those arrangements and the relevant organiser’s booking conditions will apply to that booking. Your contract for the holiday arrangements will not be with Skiline.

Section A – ALL BOOKINGS

1. Making your booking

(a) To make a booking, you may telephone our reservation department on 020 8313 3999 or book online. The person making the booking will be deemed to be the “party leader”. The party leader must be at least 18 and must be authorised to make the booking on the basis of these booking conditions by all persons named on the booking. In making the booking the party leader confirms that he/she is so authorised. All bookings are subject to these booking conditions. The party leader is responsible for making all payments due to us. The payments specified in clause 2 must be made at the time of booking.

(b) Subject to the availability of your chosen arrangements, we will confirm your booking on behalf of the principal concerned by issuing a confirmation invoice. This invoice will be sent to the party leader. Please check this invoice carefully as soon as you receive it. Contact us immediately if any information which appears on the confirmation or any other document appears to be incorrect or incomplete as it may not be possible to make changes later. We regret we cannot accept any liability if we are not notified of any inaccuracies (for which we are responsible) in any document within 14 days of us sending it out. We will do our best to rectify any mistakes notified to us outside these time limits but you must meet any costs involved in doing so. Please note: for late bookings i.e. bookings made within 14 days of departure we cannot accept any liability if we are not notified of any inaccuracy in any document immediately.

(c) If you wish to, you may contact us by email for any of the reasons mentioned in these booking conditions (for example, to request an amendment) providing you do so to admin@skiline.co.uk.

2. Payment

(a) In order to confirm your chosen arrangements, a deposit per person must be paid at the time of booking. Full details of the applicable deposit will be given at the time of booking. In some cases, if you book within a certain number of weeks of departure or depending on the type of booking you make. e.g. flight only, you may have to pay the full cost of the holiday/flight at the time of booking.

(b) The balance of the cost of your arrangements must be received by us by the date stated on your confirmation invoice. Reminders are not sent. If we do not receive all payments due (including any surcharge where applicable) in full and on time, the principal is entitled to assume that you wish to cancel your booking. In this case, all deposits paid or due at that date will be retained. If the booking is not cancelled straight away because you have promised to make payment you may have to pay cancellation charges as set out by the principal.

3. Your contract

(a) A legally binding contract between you and the principal of your confirmed arrangements comes into existence when a confirmation invoice is issued to the party leader.

(b) Your contract(s) with the principal will be subject to the law referred to in the principal’s booking conditions. Any dispute, claim or other matter which arises between you and any principal must also be dealt with in accordance with those booking conditions.

(c) Where we act as agent our relationship is governed by English law and this will apply to any dispute, claim or other matter of any description which arises between us (“claim”.). We both also agree that any claim (and whether or not involving personal injury) must be dealt with under the ABTA arbitration scheme (if the scheme is available for the claim in question – see clause 12 of this Section A) or by the Courts of England and Wales only unless, in the case of Court proceedings, you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland. In this case, proceedings must either be brought in the Courts of your home country or those of England and Wales. If proceedings are brought in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you may choose to have your claim governed by the law of Scotland/Northern Ireland as applicable (but if you do not so choose, English law will apply).

4. The cost of your arrangements

Please note, changes and errors occasionally occur. You must check the price of your chosen holiday at the time of booking.

(a) The principal reserves the right to increase or decrease and to correct errors in both advertised and confirmed prices at any time before your holiday is confirmed. We will advise you of any error of which we are then aware and of the then applicable price at the time of booking.

(b) The principal of your booking has the right to increase the cost of your holiday and pass on other charges to you subject to the principal’s booking conditions.

5. Special requests and medical conditions/disabilities/reduced mobility

(a) If you have any special request, you should advise us at the time of booking. Although we will endeavour to pass any reasonable requests on to the relevant principal, they cannot guarantee any request will be met. Failure to meet any special request will not be a breach of contract. Confirmation that a special request has been noted or passed on to the principal, or the inclusion of the special request on your confirmation invoice or any other documentation is not confirmation that the request will be met. Unless and until specifically confirmed, all special requests are subject to availability. For your own protection, you should obtain confirmation in writing that a special request will be complied with (where it is possible to give this) if it is important to you. Any special request which has been accepted will be specifically confirmed as accepted on your confirmation invoice.

(b) Some holidays may not be suitable for people with certain disabilities, medical conditions or significantly reduced mobility. Before you make your booking, we will advise you as to whether the proposed holiday arrangements are generally suitable for someone with reduced mobility. However, reduced mobility of course means different things to different individuals as we fully appreciate that individual capabilities, restrictions and requirements are likely to vary considerably. When we refer to reduced mobility, this means any material reduction in mobility whether this is permanent or temporary and whether caused by age or by physical or mental disability or impairment or other cause of disability.

(c) Should you suffer from any medical condition, disability or significant reduction in mobility which may affect your holiday (including any which affect the booking process) or have any special requirements as a result please tell us before you confirm your booking so that we can assist you in considering the suitability of the arrangements and/or making the booking. In any event, you must give us full details in writing at the time of booking and whenever a material change in your condition, disability or mobility occurs. You must also promptly advise us if any medical condition, disability or reduced mobility which may affect your holiday develops after your booking has been confirmed.

6. Changes by you

(a) Should you wish to make any changes to your confirmed booking, you must notify us in writing as soon as possible. Whilst we will endeavour to assist, no guarantee can be given to meet any such request. Where they can be met, an amendment fee, as notified at the time will be payable together with any costs or charges incurred or imposed by any of the suppliers. A change of holiday dates will normally be treated as a cancellation of the original booking and rebooking in which case cancellation charges will apply. Changes may result in the recalculation of the holiday price where, for example, the basis on which the price of the original holiday was calculated has changed.

(b) You may be able to transfer your booking or your place on the booking to someone else (introduced by you) without payment of cancellation charges providing the request for the transfer is made in writing. Please refer to the principal’s booking conditions in this regard.

(c) As certain arrangements (such as flights) cannot be changed after a reservation has been made, name changes, other alterations and cancellation affecting these services are likely to incur a 100% cancellation charge and the applicable cost of rebooking the service.

7. Cancellation by you

(a) You may cancel your confirmed booking at any time before departure. If you want to cancel your booking after it has been confirmed, you must do so by email or by posting or hand delivering written notice of cancellation to us. Your notice of cancellation will only be effective when it is received in writing by us at our offices. If you do cancel, the applicable cancellation charges will be those imposed by the principal of your confirmed arrangements. Please see the principal’s own booking conditions or ask at the time of booking for further details. Please note – amendment charges are not refundable in the event of the person(s) to whom they apply cancelling.

(b) Depending on the reason for cancellation, you may be able to reclaim these cancellation charges (less any applicable excess) under the terms of your insurance policy. Claims must be made directly to the insurance company concerned.

(c) Where any cancellation reduces the number of full paying party members below the number on which the price and/or any concessions agreed for your booking were based, the principal may recalculate these terms and re-invoice you accordingly.

8. Insurance

Appropriate travel insurance is essential. The party leader is responsible for ensuring that each member of your party has adequate travel insurance. Please read your policy details carefully and take them with you on your holiday. It is your responsibility to ensure that the insurance cover you purchase is suitable and adequate for your particular needs, including all winter sports / activities which you may wish to take part in.

9. Changes and cancellations by the principal

If there is a change to or cancellation of your holiday we will pass on the new details to you together with any compensation that the principal of your affected arrangements may offer. As agent only for the principal we cannot accept any liability for any changes or cancellations made to your booking.

10. Unavoidable and Extraordinary Circumstances

Except where otherwise expressly stated in these booking conditions, we regret neither the principal, nor Skiline can accept liability or pay any compensation where the performance or prompt performance of any obligations under the contract(s) with you is prevented or affected by or you otherwise suffer any damage, loss or expense of any nature whatsoever as a result of unavoidable or extraordinary circumstances. In these booking conditions, “unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances” means a situation which is beyond the control of the principal, the consequences of which could not have been avoided even if all reasonable measures had been taken. Such situations are likely to include (whether actual or threatened) war, riot, civil strife, terrorist activity, industrial dispute, natural or nuclear disaster, exceptional weather conditions, fire, flood, pandemics/epidemics, closure, restriction or congestion of airports, other transport hubs or airspace, flight restrictions imposed by any regulatory authority or other third party and volcanic activity. Unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances will also include the UK Foreign Office advising against all travel or all but essential travel to any country, region or destination.

11. Our Liability to you

(a) Please note, this clause 11 applies to all bookings made with or through Skiline.

(b) We act only as an agent for the principal of your confirmed arrangements. Your contract for your confirmed arrangements is directly with the principal concerned. We accept no liability in relation to the arrangements themselves or for the acts or omissions of the principal concerned. The terms and conditions of the principal of your confirmed arrangements will apply to your contract (copy available on request).

(c) However, if we are found to have been at fault on any basis in relation to any service we provide as agent for the principal concerned (as opposed to any service provided by the principal), our maximum liability is limited to twice the cost of the booking in question. We do not exclude or limit any liability for death or personal injury which arises as a result of our negligence or that of our employees whilst acting in the course of their employment.

12. Complaints and problems

(a) In the unlikely event that you have any reason to complain or may have a basis for making a claim in respect of any aspect of your holiday arrangements whilst away, you must follow the principal’s complaints procedure. This will be in their booking conditions and may have been provided to you before travel. This will normally involve:

i. informing a local representative (if there is one) and the principal or supplier of the service(s) in question. Any issue can then be promptly investigated and, where appropriate, steps taken to resolve the situation.

ii. Putting any verbal notification in writing and given to the representative/agent (if there is one) and the principal/supplier as soon as possible.

iii. If there is no local representative/agent or you cannot contact them and/or the situation is not resolved to your satisfaction within a reasonable time, you must contact the principal in the UK as soon as possible.

iv. Until a problem or complaint is known, the principal/supplier cannot begin to resolve or to assist in resolving it. Most problems can be dealt with quickly.

(b) If you remain dissatisfied, you must write to the principal, normally within 28 days of your return to the UK, giving your booking reference and full details of your complaint.

(c) Please note that if you fail to follow the principal’s complaints procedure, they are unlikely to be in a position to properly investigate the matter and may have been deprived of the opportunity to remedy it during your holiday. Your right to claim any compensation you may otherwise have been entitled to may be affected or even lost as a result.

13. ABTA and ABTA arbitration

(a) Unless the principal is a member of ABTA, only disputes relating to our actions as agent can be dealt with by the arbitration scheme or mediation procedure and not complaints about the arrangements themselves or the acts / omissions of the principal.

(b) Disputes arising out of, or in connection with your booking which cannot be amicably settled may be referred to arbitration, if you so wish, under a special scheme arranged by ABTA and administered independently. This is a simple and inexpensive method of arbitration on documents alone with restricted liability on you for costs. The upper limit for claims is £5,000 per person and £25,000 per booking. The scheme does not apply to claims which are solely in respect of physical injury or illness or their consequences. It can however deal with claims which include an element of minor injury or illness subject to a limit of £1,500 on the amount that the arbitrator can award per person in respect of this element. Your request for arbitration must be received by ABTA within 18 months of the date of return from holiday. Outside this time limit, arbitration under the scheme may still be available if we agree but the ABTA code does not require such agreement. For injury and illness claims, you can request the ABTA mediation procedure and we have the option to agree to mediation. Further information on the code and ABTA’s assistance in resolving disputes can be found on www.abta.com.

14. Behaviour

(a) When you book with or through us, you accept responsibility for any damage or loss caused by you. Full payment for any such damage or loss (reasonably estimated if not precisely known) must be made direct at the time to the accommodation owner, manager or principal in question as soon as possible. If the actual cost of the loss or damage exceeds the amount paid where estimated, you must pay the difference once known. If the actual cost is less than the amount paid, the difference will be refunded. You will also be responsible for meeting any claims subsequently made against us (together with our own and the other party’s full legal costs) as a result of your actions. You should ensure you have appropriate travel insurance to protect you if this situation arises.

(b) All clients are expected to have consideration for other people. If in the reasonable opinion of any person in authority (for example the principal/supplier of your confirmed arrangements), you behave in such a way as to cause or be likely to cause danger, upset or distress to any third party or damage to property, the person in authority is entitled, without prior notice, to terminate the arrangements of the person(s) concerned. In this situation, the person(s) concerned will be required to leave the accommodation or other service. If you have made a package booking, the principal will have the same entitlements as any person in authority. In all cases the principal and any suppliers concerned will have no further responsibility toward such person(s) including any return travel arrangements. No refunds will be made and we and the principal will not pay any expenses or costs incurred as a result of the termination.

15. Conditions of suppliers

Many of the services which make up your holiday are provided by independent suppliers to the principal. Those suppliers provide these services in accordance with their own terms and conditions. Some of these terms and conditions may limit or exclude the supplier’s liability to you, usually in accordance with applicable international conventions or EU regulations. Copies of the relevant parts of these terms and conditions and of the international conventions / EU regulations are available on request from ourselves or the principal/supplier concerned.

16. Excursions, activities and general area information

(a) We or the principal may provide you with information (before departure and/or when you are on holiday) about activities and excursions which are available in the area you are visiting.

(b) Neither we nor the principal have any involvement in any such activities or excursions which are neither run, supervised nor controlled in any way by Skiline or the principal. They are provided by local operators or other third parties who are entirely independent. They do not form any part of any contract with us or the principal even where particular operators/other third parties are suggested and/or you are assisted in booking such activities or excursions in any way. No liability is accepted on any basis in relation to such activities or excursions and the acceptance of liability contained in clause 11 above. We do not however exclude liability for the negligence of ourselves or our employees resulting in your death or personal injury.

(c) Neither we nor the principal can guarantee the accuracy at all times of information given in relation to such activities or excursions or about the resorts/area you are visiting generally or that any particular excursion or activity which does not form part of the contract(s) will take place as these services are not under our/the principal’s control. If you feel that any of the activities or excursions referred to in any promotional material which are not part of the contract(s) are vital to the enjoyment of your holiday, write to us immediately and we will tell you the latest known situation. If we become aware of any material alterations to area information and/or such outside activities or excursions which can reasonably be expected to affect your decision to book arrangements with or through us, we will pass on this information at the time of booking.

17. Passports, visas and health requirements

(a) The passport and visa requirement applicable to the arrangements we sell are shown HERE. Requirements may change and you must check the up to date position in good time before departure. A British passport presently takes approximately up to 6 weeks to obtain using the standard service. If any member of your party is 16 or over and has not got or previously held a passport, you should apply for one at least 6 weeks before your holiday. The UK Passport Service has to confirm your identity before issuing your first passport and may ask you to attend an interview in order to do this. If you or any member of your party is not a British citizen or holds a non-British passport, you must check passport and visa requirements with the embassy or consulate of the country(ies) to or through which you are intending to travel.

(b) Details of any compulsory health requirements applicable to your holiday can be found HERE It is your responsibility to ensure you are aware of all recommended vaccinations and health precautions in good time before departure. Details are available from your GP surgery, local travel clinic and the National Travel Health Network and Centre HERE. Information on health abroad is also available on https://travelhealthpro.org.uk/countries. For holidays in the EU/EEA while the UK remains a member of the EU, you should obtain an EHIC (European Health Insurance Card) prior to departure from www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/healthcare-abroad/apply-for-a-free-ehic-european-health-insurance-card/. An EHIC is not a substitute for travel insurance. Vaccination and other health requirements/recommendations are subject to change at any time for any destination. Please therefore check with a doctor or clinic not less than 6 weeks prior to departure to ensure that you have met the necessary requirements and have the applicable information.

(c) It is your responsibility to ensure that you are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents before departure. All costs incurred in obtaining such documentation must be paid by you. We regret we cannot accept any liability if you are refused entry onto any transport or into any country due to failure on your part to carry correct documentation. If failure to have any necessary travel or other documents results to fines, surcharges or other financial penalty being incurred by or imposed on us, you will be responsible for reimbursing us accordingly.

18. Foreign Office Advice

The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office publishes regularly updated travel information on its website www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice and travelaware.campaign.gov.uk which you are strongly recommended to consult before booking and in good time before departure.

19. Accuracy of prices and other published details

Please note, the published information, photographs and prices may have changed by the time you come to book your arrangements. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of such information, photographs and prices at the time of being placed on our website/given to you, regrettably changes and errors do occasionally occur. Unless specifically stated otherwise photographs of accommodation are intended to give a general impression of the accommodation only and will not necessarily be the same as the room(s) you wish to/have booked. You must therefore ensure you check all details of your chosen arrangements (including the price) with us at the time of booking.

20. Delay

(a) In the event of any flight delay or cancellation at your UK or overseas point of departure, the airline is responsible for providing such assistance as is legally required by the Denied Boarding Regulations (see below). The ferry, tunnel or rail operator is similarly responsible in relation to any delayed or cancelled sea crossing or international rail departure. Neither Skiline nor the principal will be in a position to provide any assistance in such circumstances other than information and advice to the extent we/they are in a position to do so.

(b) If your flight is cancelled or delayed, your flight ticket is downgraded or boarding is denied by your airline, depending on the circumstances, the airline may be required to pay you compensation, refund the cost of your flight and/or provide you with accommodation and/or refreshments under EC Regulation No 261/2004 – the Denied Boarding Regulations 2004. Where applicable, you must pursue the airline for the compensation or other payment due to you. All sums you receive or are entitled to receive from the airline concerned by virtue of these Regulations represent the full amount of your entitlement to compensation or any other payment arising from such cancellation, delay, downgrading or denied boarding. This includes any disappointment, distress, inconvenience or effect on any other arrangements. The fact a delay may entitle you to cancel your flight does not automatically entitle you to cancel any other arrangements even where those arrangements have been made in conjunction with your flight. We/the principal have no liability to make any payment to you in relation to the Denied Boarding Regulations or in respect of any flight cancellation or delay, downgrading of any flight ticket or denial of any boarding as the full amount of your entitlement to any compensation or other payment (as dealt with above) is covered by the airline’s obligations under the Denied Boarding Regulations. If, for any reason, we make any payment to you or a third party which the airline is responsible for in accordance with the Denied Boarding Regulations, you must, when requested, assign to us/the principal the rights you have or had to claim the payment in question from the airline. If your airline does not comply with these rules, you may use the CAA Passenger Advice and Complaints Service. See www.caa.co.uk/passengers/resolving-travel-problems for further details.

21. Safety standards

Please note, it is the requirements and standards of the country in which any services which make up your holiday are provided which apply to those services and not those of the UK. As a general rule, these requirements and standards will not be the same as the UK and may sometimes be lower.

22. Ratings system

The ratings used by us or the principal on our/their website or elsewhere to describe accommodation are not necessarily official ratings. Rather they may simply be ratings which we or a particular principal have devised to reflect our/their opinion of the accommodation and other services we/they feature. Please bear in mind that different principals use different ratings systems and opinions can and do vary.

23. Flights

(a) In accordance with EU Directive (EC) No 2111/2005, the principal is required to bring to your attention the existence of a “Community list” which contains details of air carriers who are subject to an operating ban within the EU. The Community list is available for inspection at https://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/air/safety/air-ban/search_en.

(b) The principal is required to advise you of the actual carrier(s) (or, if the actual carrier(s) is not known, the likely carrier(s)) that will operate your flight(s) at the time of booking. Where the principal is only able to inform you of the likely carrier(s) at the time of booking, they shall inform you of the identity of the actual carrier(s) as soon as they become aware of this. Any change to the operating carrier(s) after your booking has been confirmed will be notified to you as soon as possible.

(c) If the carrier with whom you have a confirmed reservation becomes subject to an operating ban as above and you cannot be offered a suitable alternative cannot be offered, you will usually be entitled to cancel your booking.

(d) We are not always in a position at the time of booking to confirm the flight timings. The flight timings shown on your confirmation invoice are for guidance only and are subject to alteration and confirmation. Flight timings are outside the principal’s control. They are set by airlines and are subject to various factors including air traffic control restrictions, weather conditions, potential technical problems and the ability of passengers to check in on time.

(e) Specific instructions relating to departure and travel arrangements will be sent in good time before departure. You must accordingly check your documents very carefully immediately on receipt to ensure you have the correct flight times. It is possible that flight times may be changed at any time – we will contact you as soon as possible if this occurs.

(f) Any change in the identity of the carrier, flight timings, and/or aircraft type (if advised) will not entitle you to cancel or change to other arrangements without paying the applicable charges except where otherwise specified in these conditions.

PRESCRIBED WORDING

PART 1

General

The combination of travel services offered to you is a package within the meaning of the Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018.

Therefore, you will benefit from all EU rights applying to packages. Ski Line Limited will be fully responsible for the proper performance of the package as a whole.

Additionally, as required by law, Ski Line Limited has protection in place to refund your payments and, where transport is included in the package, to ensure your repatriation in the event that it becomes insolvent.

More information on key rights under the Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018 can be found under part 2.

PART 2

Key rights under the Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018

• Travellers will receive all essential information about the package before concluding the package travel contract.
• There is always at least one trader who is liable for the proper performance of all the travel services included in the contract.
• Travellers are given an emergency telephone number or details of a contact point where they can get in touch with the organiser or the travel agent.
• Travellers may transfer the package to another person, on reasonable notice and possibly subject to additional costs.
• The price of the package may only be increased if specific costs rise (for instance, fuel prices) and if expressly provided for in the contract, and in any event not later than 20 days before the start of the package. If the price increase exceeds 8% of the price of the package, the traveller may terminate the contract. If the organiser reserves the right to a price increase, the traveller has a right to a price reduction if there is a decrease in the relevant costs.
• Travellers may terminate the contract without paying any termination fee and get a full refund of any payments if any of the essential elements of the package, other than the price, are changed significantly. If before the start of the package the trader responsible for the package cancels the package, travellers are entitled to a refund and compensation where appropriate.
• Travellers may terminate the contract without paying any termination fee before the start of the package in the event of exceptional circumstances, for instance if there are serious security problems at the destination which are likely to affect the package.
• Additionally, travellers may at any time before the start of the package terminate the contract in return for an appropriate and justifiable termination fee.
• If, after the start of the package, significant elements of the package cannot be provided as agreed, suitable alternative arrangements will have to be offered to the traveller at no extra cost. Travellers may terminate the contract without paying any termination fee, where services are not performed in accordance with the contract and this substantially affects the performance of the package and the organiser fails to remedy the problem.
• Travellers are also entitled to a price reduction and/or compensation for damages where the travel services are not performed or are improperly performed.
• The organiser has to provide assistance if the traveller is in difficulty.
• If the organiser or where applicable, the retailer becomes insolvent, payments will be refunded. If the organiser or, where applicable, the retailer becomes insolvent after the start of the package and if transport is included in the package, repatriation of the travellers is secured. Ski Line Limited has insolvency protection with ABTA Limited for packages which do not include flights arranged by Ski Line Limited.

Travellers may contact the CAA at Civil Aviation Authority, Gatwick Airport South, West Sussex, RH6 0YR, UK, telephone 0333 103 6350, email claims@caa.co.uk or www.caa.co.uk/home/ or ABTA at 30 Park Street, London, SE1 9EQ, telephone 020 3117 0500 www.abta.com/, and advise you are a customer of an ABTA protected travel company if services are denied because of Ski Line Limited’s insolvency.

PART 3

The Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018 can be found here.