EU gives new rights to ferry passengers
Ferry passengers are to be granted the same rights to compensation as air passengers by the European Parliament should their journeys be cancelled or delayed.
At the moment, sea passengers only get their money back or a place on a later sailing if the journey they booked does not happen.
Those flying by plane, on the other hand, are compensated for the inconvenience.
Now new rules laid down by the EU will give equal protection – but it won’t happen for another two years.
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