Turkey quarantine refunds: Will Tui, Lastminute, LoveHolidays and OnTheBeach refund me?

If Lastminute.com cancels your trip, you will be entitled to a full refund or credit voucher that will be valid for a year.

LoveHolidays

LoveHolidays has said that as holidaymakers can still travel to Turkey it won't cancel any upcoming trips.

But it will be offer free amendments for customers wishing to rearrange their travels to alternative dates, according to its website.

It's unclear if holidaymakers have to pay any difference in price - we've asked LoveHolidays and will update this story.

Customers who want to cancel their holiday will be able to get a refund on hotel and transfer costs but getting your money back for flights depends on the airline policy.

If the flight isn't cancelled then you will have to forfeit the cash. If the airline cancels the flight then you will be entitled to a full refund.

The holiday firm said some airlines are offering customer vouchers or the option to amend bookings, but not all of them.

Up until recently, LoveHolidays was an ABTA member, which offers customers an extra level of protection when booking their trip.

Customers who book through an ABTA protected firm are entitled to a full refund for their package holiday even if only one element, such as the flights, is cancelled.

But LoveHolidays quit its membership to avoid paying out.

If you have a trip booked to Turkey and you no longer want to travel,   for more information.

To change the dates of your stay or cancel a hotel reservation, go to "manage my booking" on the LoveHolidays website and check your options.

OnTheBeach

OnTheBeach also won't cancel trips affected by new quarantine rules, including Turkey.

If you have to cancel your trip because you won't be able to self-isolate on your return, you will have to pay any fees outlined in your booking.

Cancellation fees may be charged by your hotel, airline and OnTheBeach.

You can find out how much you will be charged for cancelling your trip under the My Bookings section on the website.

It's unclear if these fees are taken off any refund of what you've paid or if they're on top of any refund - we've asked OnTheBeach and we will update this story.

The travel agent is also refusing to process requests to change the dates of any upcoming trips.

On its website, it said: "Over the past few weeks and prior to the new advice about travel to Spain, we have quoted several thousand date change requests.

"Because summer 2021 is currently on limited release, these quotations were often double the price paid for the 2020 holiday and as a result well in excess of the cost to cancel the holiday.

"As a result of this only a very small proportion of the customers quoted proceeded with a change of dates."

OnTheBeach recently came under fire for quitting an industry body to avoid paying out refunds to customers.

Teletext

Teletext is yet to confirm exactly what its policy is in regards to holidays to Turkey.

When Portugal was added to the quarantine list, Teletext waived amendment and cancellations fees for customers who wanted to rearrange or cancel their trip up to seven days before departure.

The firm hasn't confirmed whether customers will get a refund if they cancel their trip within seven days of departure or if you can move trips without incurring any fees, so we'll update this article once we hear back.

Teletext gives customers the option of a full refund, or rebooking the trip for later this year or 2021, if a holiday has been cancelled by them.

The travel film says refunds should take less than 14 days to process.