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Monthly Archives: February 2011
When “low cost” becomes “indignity”
The pressure of the raising of oil prices has forced air carriers to increase prices, or, for “low cost” companies to try aggressive campaigns with customers or local tourism authorities. So, last week, Ryanair’s vice-president spoke with an arrogant threatening … Continue reading
Posted in Open Thought, Tourism
Tagged abuse, consumer protection, FACUA, Low cost, Ryanair
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