Devastated family's £7,000 Thailand holiday ruined by tiny passport flaw
An Oldham family who missed out on the trip of a lifetime thanks to a tiny passport flaw have spoken of their devastation.
“I’m fortunate that I could go to that desk in Manchester Airport and book another holiday. Not everyone is in that position, they’d have to go home.” Damage can include when the personal details or observation page are unreadable; laminate peeling or lifting away from the personal details page; unreadable security details; missing or detached pages; where the front, back or personal details page has been cut; damage or discolouration to any part of the passport caused, for example, by water, chemical or ink spills, tears, rips or bite marks.
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