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Same issue here in the Nordics with Tjärebörg. At least the Finnish version is claiming this won’t affect them, and has been saying this for weeks. I’d call thi

Same issue here in the Nordics with Tjärebörg. At least the Finnish version is claiming this won’t affect them, and has been saying this for weeks. I’d call this bullshit, as far as being irresponsible. It sounds to me like a CEO trying not to spook potential customers rather than being honest with existing ones. My partner has a holiday with them booked for November. I don’t have high hopes for that.

consp 7y ago
Bankruptcy laws in most countries forbid you from not trying to operate in a normal way (e.g. by comforting possible customers to buy with you). Otherwise you would be committing to a more speedy insolvency which would in the end be some form of bankruptcy fraud. I agree with you this is strange and very non beneficial to the customers who book late in the process but it would be even worse for those who already had booked and would then be left hanging since no money was coming in anymore. Though quite obviously the only people benefiting from this are lawyers and the executor.