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Couple paid for Bali trip, but operator left them out; commission orders Rs 90,000

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What happened

A Kerala consumer commission has mandated a tour operator to remit Rs 90,000 for failing to deliver a booked Bali tour.

The consumer, who paid Rs 82,500, was excluded from the trip, prompting a partial refund that was inadequate.

Key facts

  • A Kerala consumer commission has mandated a tour operator to remit Rs 90,000 for failing to deliver a booked Bali tour.
  • The consumer, who paid Rs 82,500, was excluded from the trip, prompting a partial refund that was inadequate.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Wed, 07 Oct 2026 10:45:43 UTC.

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