Attack survivors Sousse TUI negligent

london - Relatives of the victims of the attack in Tunisia find Sousse according to The Guardian that travel company TUI has been negligent. The company has not adequately warned of the terrorist threat in the country and would TUI travel insurance will not reimburse cancellations on the basis of terrorist threat.

When the attack in which a Tunisian on the beach of the five-star Imperial Marhaba Sousse with his Kalashnikov lap sunbathers were thirty Britons died. The British government has set up a special commission to investigate the attack in June 2015.

Monday begin the public hearings of the so-called Tunisia Inquests. The victims had booked their trip through Thomson Holidays, a subsidiary of Germany's TUI.

The study should answer the question of TUI passed on the warnings of Foreign Affairs to the travelers before or after their booking.

German TUI booked revenues in 2015 20 billion. The tour company has pledged full cooperation to the commission. 'Like everyone, we want to understand the specific circumstances that led to this atrocity. We want that the relevant facts come to light and that lessons are learned from this tragedy. '