ATOL FAQS.

IS ALLTRACKS AN ATOL BONDED FINANCIALLY SECURE COMPANY?

Yes, Alltracks is ATOL bonded which means that we provide financial security to our customers. Our ATOL number is 9411 and we are one of the very few ski & snowboard course providers to offer this level of security. In order to become ATOL bonded, businesses have to be thoroughly checked by ATOL and also provide a very lage sum of money which the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) hold in case the worst happens. You can be confident that your payment is safe and you are going to have an awesome time out in the mountains without worrying about this. You should be aware that travel insurance does not cover you if a business goes bust. Although having an ATOL bond does cost ALLTRACKS a significant amount of money, we know our customers appreciate the peice of mind that this financial secutiy gives you. We are delighted to be able to offer this security whilst still keeping our prices really competitive.

MORE ABOUT ATOL:
ATOL is a protection scheme for flights and air holidays, managed by the Civil Aviation Authority (“CAA”). ATOL protects you from losing money or being stranded abroad if the tour operator goes out of business. All licensed firms have to lodge bonds with the CAA so that if they go out of business, the CAA can give refunds to people who can’t travel and arrange for people abroad to finish their holidays and fly home. There's also a Government-backed fund called the Air Travel Trust that steps in if any ATOL bond isn’t enough to look after everyone affected by the failure.

You can find out more about ATOL and also check if businesses are ATOL boinded by visiting the ATOL website