Thomas Cook in crisis talks with creditors to save the company

Thomas Cook is on the brink of administration, needing £200 million to avoid collapse. This situation endangers 150,000 British travelers and 20,000 jobs. Trade unions demand government intervention, highlighting the irony of banks pulling support after being bailed out by taxpayers. The Civil Aviation Authority is preparing to repatriate affected customers, while some hotels abroad are already refusing to let guests leave without extra payment due to fears of non-payment by Thomas Cook.

What is the primary financial challenge faced by Thomas Cook?

• Finding £200 million in extra funds

• Increasing their market share

• Expanding their business operations

• Reducing their workforce

How many jobs are at risk if Thomas Cook collapses?

• 40,000

• 10,000

• 20,000

• 30,000

What is the trade unions' stance regarding the government's role in the Thomas Cook crisis?

• They believe the government should not intervene

• They are indifferent to government intervention

• They insist the government should step in to save jobs

• They want the government to increase taxes

What action is the Civil Aviation Authority planning in response to the Thomas Cook crisis?

• Increase flight prices

• Repatriate British citizens

• Expand flight routes

• Cancel all flights

What issue did British holidaymakers face in Tunisia due to the Thomas Cook crisis?

• They were upgraded to first class

• They received complimentary meals

• They were refused departure without extra payment

• They were offered free accommodation