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Insolvency of Haindl-Reisen

Deadline for claims on 29.01.

Regrettably this article is only available in German as it contains information especially useful to consumers living in Austria. Consumers from other EU Member States won't have to deal with the described situations.

For general information regarding your rights in case of your tour operator going insolvent, please read this article: Insolvency of tour operators

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