Cap holiday company price hikes, Usdaw says

SHOPWORKERS’ union Usdaw is to lobby the government for a cap on how much holiday companies can raise their prices during school holidays.
Families and teachers face huge 126 per cent — £1,903 — rises for going on holiday in August instead of June, the union’s annual conference heard today.
Moving the successfully backed motion, North Midlands Area Tesco delegate Sandra Webb said: “Many parents choose to take their children out of school during term time and pay the fine because it’s cheaper than paying full prices — unfortunately, teachers don’t have that option.
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