Jet2holidays ready to fill void left by Thomas Cook’s collapse

Jet2holidays said it was ready to fill the empty space left by Cook after the collapse of veteran British travel agency Thomas Cook in September.

Thomas Cook collapsed last month without securing rescue funds and travel bookings for more than 600,000 holiday travelers worldwide.

Steve Heapy, CEO of Jet.com and Jet2holidays, told hotel operators in Mugla, Turkey, the company's plans for the 2020 season.

Heapy added that Jet2holidays became the UK's largest travel agency following Thomas Cook's bankruptcy and will continue to expand and expand the company in Turkey.

"We will continue to fill the void left by Thomas Cook by increasing the number of available rooms in the hotels we are doing business with. The Minister of Tourism of Turkey is from this sector and understands the needs of the tourism sector and has talked with us. "Heapy said about how to improve the current situation.

"The competition is healthy for the hotel staff. We had a fruitful meeting with the other operators. We have confidence in the Jet2holidays I believe they will achieve their goals. It's a very powerful and powerful travel agency. "

Source: AA