VOICED : Cientos de miles varados tras quiebra de Thomas Cook

Thomas Cook's sudden bankruptcy left hundreds of thousands of travelers stranded worldwide. The UK government launched Operation Matterhorn to repatriate 150,000 British travelers, marking the largest peacetime operation of its kind. The EU is also involved in ensuring the return of its citizens. The collapse affects 600,000 tourists and raises concerns in the hotel industry. Additionally, 22,000 employees face job uncertainty, with 9,000 in the UK alone.

What was the main issue faced by travelers at Palma de Mallorca airport after Thomas Cook's bankruptcy?

• They were unable to find their luggage.

• They were charged extra fees for their tickets.

• They were not allowed to enter the airport.

• They received conflicting information about their flights.

What was the purpose of Operation Matterhorn organized by the British government?

• To repatriate British travelers stranded abroad.

• To negotiate with other airlines for cheaper tickets.

• To offer discounts on future travel packages.

• To provide financial aid to Thomas Cook.

How many British travelers were planned to be repatriated under Operation Matterhorn?

• 100,000

• 200,000

• 50,000

• 150,000

What concern did the hotel industry express following Thomas Cook's collapse?

• An increase in tourist taxes.

• A loss of a major business partner.

• A decrease in room rates.

• A shortage of hotel staff.

Approximately how many employees of Thomas Cook were affected by the bankruptcy worldwide?

• 30,000

• 22,000

• 10,000

• 15,000