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Having an accident whilst on holiday abroad not only spoils your fun but could also result in emotional and financial stress. However, under UK law you might be entitled to claim injury compensation. You are entitled to recompense if the holiday qualifies as a package holiday and if it was booked through a UK Company. A holiday is deemed a package holiday if you booked at least two elements of the holiday at the same time, for example travel and accommodation. Wherever your are in the world you should not expect negligence and your are entitled to be compensated for the resulting hardship.
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Accidents Abroad
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Published on: 16/07/2025
Not the holiday she'd hoped for
Our client received a £9,000 compensation settlement after she suffered an elbow injury as a result of slipping on a wet floor whilst on holiday in Greece.
Mrs W was on a package holiday in Greece with her family when she slipped on a wet floor. The floor was in a passage way that led to the main dining area in the hotel and was being cleaned when Mrs W’s accident happened. Mrs W suffered a fractured elbow and soft tissue damage and decided to make a claim. She contacted Yes Personal Injury lawyers and our expert personal injury team handled her claim.
We wrote to the holiday company (the defendant) that Mrs W had booked her holiday with and notified them that Mrs W intended to make a claim. The defendant wrote back stating that they denied responsibility for the accident and said that there was no evidence to suggest the floor was unsafe and that as Mrs W knew there was cleaning in progress she should have been more careful. Mrs W told us that there were no warning signs and the floor didn’t appear wet until she slipped on it. She was also able to provide us with witnesses to the accident who could support her claim.
The defendant passed the claim to their solicitors who advised them to settle as Mrs W had a strong case.
