Thursday, 5 July 2012

School holiday rip off

If you've got school age children and are planning a holiday you may have noticed that the cost of taking a vacation appears to increase during school holidays. The cost of flying to your holiday destination is a case in point with some airlines being accused of inflating their prices deliberately to coincide with school holidays.Some parents understandably try to get away a little bit before the official break starts as this normally sees them make big savings on their air fares.
  Government has proposed that parents will be fined between £60 and £120 if they take their children out of school in term time - this is due to come out in September. Instead of the government tackling the airlines monopoly on pricing policies they choose to get a stealth tax in, which let's face only those who are from less privileged backgrounds will get hit with as they are trying to be prudent to save a few quid.
  PAGA (Parents Against Greedy Airlines) gives parents an opportunity to fight back and make their collective views known. We have already had a great reaction with nearly 900 people joining the group in 2 days and today PAGA made the front page of a newspaper in Cyprus. Join the fight for fair fares today.
 For more info see links below
https://twitter.com/#!/P_A_G_A
http://www.facebook.com/groups/9764319739/#!/groups/170234339777196/

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