British Airways, easyJet and Ryanair are continuing to sell tickets to the Greek islands despite wildfires that have ravaged the tourist destinations and sparked the evacuation of 20,000 people joeduggan1 reports
Tourists flee on an open air lorry as they are evacuated during wildfires that have ravaged Rhodes
easyJet is operating two rescue flights totalling 421 seats on Monday and a third on Tuesday, in addition to its nine scheduled flights to the Greek island. Thomas Cook has cancelled all holidays to Kiotari and Lardos – the areas of Rhodes most at risk – up to and including 31 July. “The Tui staff tried there best but it’s an utter shambles. For me and the people here it’s profit over passengers. Why continue with the flights?”
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