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    Travel Disruption Tool - help if your travel has been disrupted

    We understand that your travel plans and booked trips could have been affected by coronavirus. As a result you may have cancelled flights and package holidays that you will need a refund for. We always recommend getting in touch with your travel provider directly first, please see here for the full list of travel providers. 

    If you still require further assistance, we’ve created a useful travel disruption tool to support you.  

    If you paid with a Lloyds Bank debit card and use Internet Banking or our Mobile Banking app, the easiest way to understand your options and raise a claim, is by logging in, and following the below 3 steps:

    1. Go to your statement screen and select the transaction that you would like to dispute (e.g. the payment made for your holiday).
    2. Click ‘Help with this transaction’ at the bottom of the screen.
    3. Select the question ‘Travel plans no longer going ahead? Find out if you can get your money back’.

    If you didn’t pay using a Lloyds Bank debit card or don’t use Internet Banking or our Mobile Banking app, you can still use our handy travel disruption tool below to explore your options before making a claim.  

    Many flights and holiday purchases are covered by protection schemes, such as ATOL, who may refund you when a travel merchant ceases to trade. Most of these schemes will provide you with a certificate so please check your booking confirmation, the travel provider’s website or the administrator of your travel provider.

    If your booking is protected, please follow the guidance that will be issued by your protection scheme on their website. 

    If your travel provider is not covered by a protection scheme, or that scheme have confirmed they are unable to give you a refund, we can help you find out if you can get your money back.   

    Credit card customer:
    Click here to continue.

    Debit Card customer:
    Our telephone banking lines are open 7am – 11pm, seven days a week. 

    Call us on 0345 300 0000 or +44 1733 347007 if you’re calling from outside the UK. 

    When you call, we'll ask for the following: 

    1. The name of the travel provider you made the booking with 

    2. Details of the payment and a description of the item/service and delivery date

    3. The date the money was paid and whether this was in store, online or by phone

    4. A written summary of the case may be requested. This should include details of any attempts made to resolve the case and any responses received.

    We can only help you with your payment issue once the trip has been cancelled. Please contact your travel provider to discuss this with them directly.

    If you have a Lloyds Bank bank account with insurance benefits, or other travel insurance policies, you might be able to make a claim.

    You can find out more about your Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits in these FAQs (PDF, 144kb).

    If your trip has been cancelled and you haven't received confirmation, please contact your travel provider. Speaking to them directly will help to speed things up for you.

    Take a look at these FAQs, they'll help you understand your rights after accepting an alternative refund option.

     

    Great. If you need any help with your voucher get in touch with your travel provider.

    NEED CONTENT IF THE CUSTOMER IS NOT HAPPY

    Thanks for answering our questions. We can help you find out if you can get your money back.

    Credit card customer:
    Click here to continue

    Debit card customer:
    Our telephone banking lines are open 7am - 11pm, seven days a week.

    Call us on 0345 300 0000 or +441733 347007 if you're calling from outside the UK.

    When you call, we'll ask for the following information:

    1. The name of the travel provider you made the booking with.
    2. Details of the payment and description of the item/service and delivery date.
    3. The date the money was paid and whether this was in store, online or by phone.
    4. A written summary of the case may be requested. This should include details of any attempts to resolve the dispute and any responses received.

    Some travel providers are taking longer than usual to respond to claims. You can find links to the main travel providers our customers use here.

    We recommend waiting 15 days before getting back in touch with us.

    Thanks for answering our questions. We can help you find out if you can get your money back.

    Credit card customer

    Click here to continue

    Debit card customer

    Our telephone banking lines are open 7am - 11pm, seven days a week.

    Call us on 0345 300 0000 or +441733 347007 if you're calling from outside the UK.

    When you call, we'll ask for the following information:

    1. The name of the travel provider you made the booking with.
    2. Details of the payment and description of the item/service and delivery date.
    3. The date the money was paid and whether this was in store, online or by phone.
    4. A written summary of the case may be requested. This should include details of any attempts to resolve the dispute and any responses received.

    Thanks for answering our questions.

    It’s taking some travel providers longer than usual to process payments, so please keep this in mind.

    If you haven’t heard from your travel provider, you should consider getting in touch with your card provider directly, as they may be able to help. Some card providers are taking longer than usual to process payments at the moment, so please keep this in mind.

    If you have a Lloyds Bank bank account with insurance benefits, and think you might be able to make a claim, please take a look at your policy T&Cs and our FAQs  for our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits.

    Unfortunately we won’t be able to help you with your payment issue until the trip has been cancelled. Please get in touch with your travel provider to discuss this with them directly.

    If you have a bank account with insurance benefits, you might be able to make a claim (PDF, 144kb).

    We recommend getting in touch with your travel provider and also reviewing your travel insurance policy.

    Based on what you’ve told us, it’s unlikely you’ll have a successful claim under the ‘cancellation and curtailment charges and early return section’ in relation to coronavirus at this time, from the travel policy which comes with your Lloyds Bank bank account with us.  

    In some cases, you might be able to make a claim nearer to the date of your trip or make a claim on other parts of your policy. Other claims not related to coronavirus are unaffected . 

    We recommend taking a look at our FAQs (PDF, 144kb) for our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits for any future claims you might have. 

    Please also review any other travel insurance policies you may have.

    This could include things like car hire, excursions, flights, accommodation and package holidays.

    Companies should be providing compensation, damages or refunds as a result of any impacts from coronavirus.

    If you are unhappy with any reimbursements you should contact the provider.

    Only when you've done this, should you contact your travel insurance to make a claim. You may be asked to provide confirmation from the provider on any costs not refunded.

    Please remember to contact all merchants / providers associated with your cancelled trip.

    If you do have a Personal Banking Account, review the FAQ's related to it (PDF, 144kb).

    Thanks for answering our questions.

    It’s taking some travel providers longer than usual to process payments, so please keep this in mind. Please wait until you have received a response from the travel provider before considering next steps.

    Remember, if they cancel and offer vouchers or an alternative refund option, you can ask directly for a cash refund instead.

    If you haven’t heard from your travel provider, you should consider getting in touch with your card provider directly, as they may be able to help. Some card providers are taking longer than usual to process payments at the moment, so please keep this in mind.

    If you have a Lloyds Bank bank account with insurance benefits, and you are not satisfied with the response from your travel provider, and you think you might be able to make a claim, please take a look at your policy T&Cs and our FAQs (PDF, 144kb) for our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits.

    If you have any other travel insurance policies and think you still might be able to make a claim, please look at your policy T&Cs.

    At this difficult time, some travel providers are taking longer than usual to process payments.

    You should wait until 30 days have passed before contacting us again. If you need your money back sooner, contact your travel provider directly.

    You booked a package holiday? 

    If your travel has been cancelled by the provider, you're usually entitled to a full cash refund from the travel provider you booked with. If they've offered vouchers or an alternative refund option, you can ask them directly for a cash refund instead. 

    You can find more information in our FAQs (PDF, 144kb) for our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits.

    You booked your own transport and other services with different providers? 

    If your travel has been cancelled by the provider, you're usually entitled to a full refund for all transport costs, and your transport provider should help you with this. If your flight was cancelled, the airline you booked with should issue the refund in line with the EU Denied Boarding Regulation. For more information on this, please visit the Civil Aviation Authority website. 

    What about other costs like accommodation or car hire?

    You will need to request a refund from the service provider. If this was unsuccessful, you can then get in touch with your insurance provider to find out if you can make a claim. You might be asked to show confirmation from the provider of any costs not refunded.

    If you have our Lloyds Bank bank account with insurance benefits, take a look at these FAQs (PDF, 144kb).

    If you have any other travel insurance policies and think you still might be able to make a claim, please take a look at your policy T&Cs.

    Ok, you need to get in touch with your travel provider.

    At this difficult time some travel providers are taking longer than usual to process payments.

    We suggest you wait 30 days before contacting us again.

    No problem, thanks for helping us understand more about your issue. We can help you raise a claim, and find out if we can get your money back.

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    Direct Debit Customer

    Please call our customer services on <NUMBER>.

    We recommend getting in touch with your travel provider and also reviewing your travel insurance policy. You can find links to the main travel providers our customers use here.

    Based on what you’ve told us, it’s unlikely you’ll have a successful claim under the ‘cancellation and curtailment charges and early return section’ in relation to coronavirus at this time, from the travel policy which comes with your Lloyds Bank bank account..

    Other claims not related to coronavirus are unaffected. You might be able to make a claim under other parts of your policy. Find out if you can by reading our FAQs (PDF, 144kb) about our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits and your existing policy details.

    Please also review any other travel insurance policies you may have.

    Based on what you’ve told us, it’s unlikely you’ll have a successful claim under the ‘cancellation and curtailment charges and early return section’ in relation to coronavirus at this time, from the travel policy which comes with your Lloyds Bank bank account.

    In some cases, you might be able to make a claim nearer to the date of your trip or make a claim on other parts of your policy. Other claims not related to coronavirus are unaffected.

    We recommend taking a look at our FAQs (PDF, 144kb) for our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits, for any future claims you might have.

    Please also review any other travel insurance policies you may have.

    Based on what you’ve told us, it’s unlikely you’ll have a successful claim under the ‘cancellation and curtailment charges and early return section’ in relation to coronavirus at this time, from the travel policy which comes with your Lloyds Bank bank account. 

    Other claims not related to coronavirus are unaffected. You might be able to make a claim under other parts of your policy. Find out if you can by reading our FAQs (PDF, 144kb) about our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits and your existing policy details.

    Please also review any other travel insurance policies you may have.

    This could include things like car hire, excursions, flights, accommodation and package holidays.

    You should get in touch with your travel provider directly, as they may be able to help. You can find links to the main travel providers our customers use here.

    It’s taking some providers longer than usual to process payments, so please keep this in mind.

    Remember, if they cancel and offer vouchers or an alternative refund option, you can ask directly for a cash refund instead.

    When you've done this, you can get in touch with your travel insurance provider to find out if you can make a claim. They may ask to see some confirmation from the travel provider of any costs that can't be refunded.

    You can find out more about our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits in these FAQs (PDF, 144kb).

    Thanks for answering our questions.

    It’s taking some travel providers longer than usual to process payments, so please keep this in mind. Please wait until you have received a response from the travel provider before considering next steps.

    Remember, if they cancel and offer vouchers or an alternative refund option, you can ask directly for a cash refund instead.

    If you have a Lloyds Bank bank account with us with insurance benefits and you are not satisfied with the response from your travel provider and you think you might be able to make a claim. Please take a look at your policy T&Cs and our FAQs (PDF, 144kb) for our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits.
    If you have any other travel insurance policies and think you still might be able to make a claim, please take a look at your policy T&Cs.

    At this difficult time, some travel providers are taking longer than usual to process payments.

    You should wait until 30 days have passed before contacting us again. If you need your money back sooner, contact your travel provider directly.

    You booked a package holiday?

    If your travel has been cancelled by the provider, you're usually entitled to a full cash refund from the travel provider you booked with. If they've offered vouchers or an alternative refund option, you can ask them directly for a cash refund instead.

    You can find more information in our FAQs (PDF, 144kb) for your Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits.

    You booked your own transport and other services with different providers?

    If your travel has been cancelled by the provider you're usually entitled to a full refund for all transport costs and your transport provider should help you with this. If your flight was cancelled, the airline you booked with should issue the refund in line with the EU Denied Boarding Regulation. For more information on this, please visit the Civil Aviation Authority website.

    What about other costs like accommodation or car hire?

    You will need to request a refund from the service provider. If this was unsuccessful, you can then get in touch with your insurance provider to find out if you can make a claim. You might be asked to show confirmation from the provider of any costs not refunded.

    If you have a Lloyds Bank bank account with insurance benefits, take a look at these FAQs (PDF, 144kb).

    If you have any other travel insurance policies and think you still might be able to make a claim, please take a look at your policy T&Cs.

    Ok, we recommend getting in touch with your travel provider directly. You can find links to the main travel providers our customers use here.

    If you're not satisfied with the compensation you've received, you should discuss this with your travel provider directly.

    If you have a Lloyds Bank bank account insurance benefits, take a look at these FAQ's (PDF, 144kb).

    No problem, thanks for helping us understand more about your issue. We can help you raise a claim, and find out if we can get your money back.

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    Direct Debit Customer

    Please call our customer services on <NUMBER>.

    Based on what you’ve told us, it’s unlikely you’ll have a successful claim under the ‘cancellation and curtailment charges and early return section’ in relation to coronavirus at this time, from the travel policy which comes with your Lloyds Bank bank account with insurance benefits. 

    Other claims not related to coronavirus are unaffected. You might be able to make a claim under other parts of your policy. Find out if you can by reading our FAQs (PDF, 144kb) about our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits, and your existing policy details. 

    Please also review any other travel insurance policies you may have. 

    Unfortunately we won’t be able to help you with your payment issue, as you’ve cancelled the trip and you’re not eligible for a refund. But there may be other options available to you. 

    If you have travel insurance or a Lloyds Bank bank account with insurance benefits you might be able to make a claim. You should review your policies to see if you can make a claim.  

    You can find out more about our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits in these FAQs (PDF, 144kb).

    We recommend getting in touch with your travel provider and also reviewing your travel insurance policy. You can find links to the main travel providers our customers use here.

    You might also want to contact your card provider, as they may be able to help. 

    Based on what you’ve told us, it’s unlikely you’ll have a successful claim under the ‘cancellation and curtailment charges and early return section’ in relation to coronavirus at this time, from the travel policy which comes with your Lloyds Bank bank account with insurance benefits.

    Other claims not related to coronavirus are unaffected. You might be able to make a claim under other parts of your policy. Find out if you can be reading our FAQs (PDF, 144kb) about our Lloyds Bank bank accounts with insurance benefits, and your existing policy details.

    Please also review any other travel insurance policies you may have.

    Payment issues are often resolved faster by getting in touch with the travel provider directly. We always recommend doing this first. You can find links to the main travel providers our customers use here.

    Some travel providers are taking longer than usual to respond to claims. We recommend waiting 15 days before getting back in touch with us.