In addition to the larger, more well-known resorts, there are a number of smaller resorts that attract holidaymakers to Gran Canaria, and which offer all-inclusive holidays.
Food poisoning and parasitic infections can be caught where hotels are not adequately maintained or cleaned or where there are lapses in hygiene standards. Diseases including giardia, cryptosporidium, campylobacter, E coli and salmonella can all be contracted where hotels fail to operate to reasonable standards.
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Tour operators and their staff may be quick to blame holiday illness on a change in environment, climate or eating habits. If you have witnessed poor levels of hygiene, then this may well be the cause of your illness. You may have suffered from an illness that is preventable and which may have long term implications in the future.
If you have been ill whilst on holiday and have witnessed poor standards of the kind listed below, then contact us online today using our enquiry form or call us on 0808 145 1353 for free initial advice:
The majority of hotels offered by tour operators are of a good standard. Simpson Millar’s travel lawyers watch the following hotels for reports of illness, such as diarrhoea and sickness, which may indicate poor levels of hygiene or an illness outbreak.
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To discuss your potential entitlement to compensation contact us without delay on 0808 145 1353.
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