EU to clamp down on timeshare rogue traders

LEGISLATION is in the pipeline to clamp down on timeshare rogue traders and to extend protection for holidaymakers.

Thu, 31 May, 2007 - 01:00

Currently if a person signs up to a long-term holiday club or buys a timeshare on a canal boat or a cruise ship, they have no protection for their investment.

EU laws are 13 years old and described by Fianna Fáil MEP Brian Crowley as thoroughly out of date.

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