Package Holidays

- Holiday Insurance: You MUST be insured.
- Flight supplements: Where applicable.
- Meal supplements: Where applicable are in the accommodation description.
- Bottled mineral water: In some all inclusive hotels bottled mineral water does not form part of the 'unlimited soft drinks service'.
- Under-occupancy supplements: For studios, apartments and villas where applicable as shown.
- Optional excursions
- Charges made by accommodation: Any services not shown as being free. There may be a charge locally for infants for use of services and facilities in the accommodation.
- Locally collected taxes: Includes arrival/departure taxes and entry visas where applicable.
- Accommodation deposits: in some cases on arrival at self catering accommodation you may be asked for a deposit. This is refundable, less the cost of any damage or loss. When you register, many hotels will ask you for an imprint of your credit card to cover any personal extras. If you do not have a credit card, they may ask for a large cash deposit.
- Excess baggage on coaches and aircraft: Excess baggage charges will apply if you exceed your allowance and/or you take sports equipment.
- Late booking fee: A charge will apply for all bookings made within 14 days of departure. We will make arrangements for you to collect your tickets from our airport representative on arrival, or in some cases may be able to post your documentation to you, at your request.
- Credit card charges: Prices advertised when booking online. A charge will apply to payment by credit card.

For many, a package holiday means a carefree break without the worry or the hassle if things go wrong. We're right by your side , whenever you need us - helping you to get the most out of your holiday. Our experience means that wherever you are headed you are travelling with an expert.

There are a selection of optional extras that you can add to your holiday on www.thomascook.ie.

You can find out about what financial protection is available should the airline of travel company go bust.