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Holiday sickness at Riu Bachata in the Dominican Republic

Complaints are being received from holidaymakers who have been struck down with sickness at the luxury Riu Bachata hotel in the Dominican Republic.

One couple were staying at Riu Bachata to get married, with a group of friends and family in March 2010 and fell ill with vomiting and diarrhoea just three days into the holiday. The groom-to-be spent his wedding day in hospital, and said that a lot of other guests were ill on the complex, including other members of the wedding party.

He went on to say: "My brother saw a chef come out of a toilet cubicle in his full chef whites. When I came out of hospital I was scared to eat the food which all tasted the same anyway. There is no way it should be classed as 5 star and wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy."
The bridegroom spent another two days in hospital and his bride and many other members of the party also fell ill at the Riu Bachata with severe diarrhoea and sickness.

The Riu Resort in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, consists of Club Hotel Riu Merengue, Club Hotel Riu Bachata and Club Hotel Riu Mambo, and accommodation is provided on an all-inclusive basis.

Another couple at the hotel were horrified when their 18-month daughter was taken ill and they were advised she "could die from dehydration" after being admitted to hospital.

Food poisoning has been reported at the Riu Bachata hotel, Dominican Republic, often during the past five years, and the affected guests are outraged that more is not being done by the tour operator to improve standards at the hotel, or to warn guests of previous problems when they book.

If you have suffered food poisoning, vomiting, diarrhoea or gastroenteritis at the Riu Bachata hotel, or any other hotel, Farnworth Rose Personal Injury Solicitors can help you claim compensation. Contact us free of charge on 080001 54321 or fill in the online claim form.

Suspected food poisoning and gastric illness at the Tropicana Grand

Azure Hotel Egypt Complaints have been made by holidaymakers who suffered gastroenteritis and suspected food poisoning at the Tropicana Grand Azure Hotel, Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt.

Guests who were staying at the all-inclusive Tropicana Grand Azure Hotel when they became ill have reported poor standards of health and safety at the hotel, and others have complained of poorly cooked food and even birds in the restaurant.

If you have suffered gastroenteritis, diarrhoea, vomiting or food poisoning while staying at the Tropicana Grand Azure Hotel, Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt, we can help you claim compensation. Farnworth Rose specialises in holiday illness compensation claims and our specialist solicitors are experts in the complicated field of travel law. We work on a no win no fee basis. Contact us free on 080001 54321 or fill in the online form for immediate help and no obligation advice.

More sickness complaints on board the Boudicca Cruise ship

Farnworth Rose Personal Injury Solicitors have received complaints about an outbreak of sickness and suspected Norovirus on the cruise ship, Boudicca, during a cruise which departed on the 28th February, 2010 for a 22 day trip around the eastern Mediterranean.

For more information about holiday illness compensation claims or phone 08000 154321

Passengers on The Fred Olsen ship, Boudicca saw three outbreaks of Norovirus during 2009 on three separate cruises. Holiday sickness on board the Boudicca took place on the cruise to Madeira on 22nd December, 2009. Norovirus was also reported on the Boudicca mini-cruise to Amsterdam on 18th December, 2009.

The Boudicca cruise which left Portsmouth on December 6th, 2009 saw 180 passengers taken ill after the Norovirus outbreak, and the ship had to return to Portsmouth a day early on the 18th December. The ship was then reportedly deep-cleaned and it left the port for a mini-cruise to Amsterdam later on the same day. Norovirus broke out once again and 50 passengers were ill.

The Boudicca was apparently deep cleaned again after the mini-cruise to Amsterdam, and it set sail again for Madeira on the 22nd December, 2009. This cruise saw the worse outbreak of Norovirus on board the Boudicca, when 289 out of 795 passengers were diagnosed with the virus.
Another outbreak of food poisoning on board the Boudicca occurred in October 2009, and although the ship was reported to have been deep cleaned after this, further outbreaks of Norovirus took place on two more subsequent cruises.

If you have suffered Norovirus, sickness or food poisoning on the Fred Olsen cruise ship, Boudicca, contact Farnworth Rose Personal Injury Solicitors as soon as possible. Farnworth Rose specialises in holiday sickness, food poisoning claims on cruise ships and holiday injury claims and we are experts in travel law. Help us to help you get the compensation you are entitled to after an outbreak of Norovirus on the Boudicca cruise ship. We work on a no win no fee basis and you get 100% of the compensation. Contact us free today on 080001 54321 or fill in the online claim form.

More sickness complaints on board the Boudicca Cruise ship

Farnworth Rose Personal Injury Solicitors have received complaints about an outbreak of sickness and suspected Norovirus on the cruise ship, Boudicca, during a cruise which departed on the 28th February, 2010 for a 22 day trip around the eastern Mediterranean.

For more information about holiday illness compensation claims or phone 08000 154321

Passengers on The Fred Olsen ship, Boudicca saw three outbreaks of Norovirus during 2009 on three separate cruises. Holiday sickness on board the Boudicca took place on the cruise to Madeira on 22nd December, 2009. Norovirus was also reported on the Boudicca mini-cruise to Amsterdam on 18th December, 2009.

The Boudicca cruise which left Portsmouth on December 6th, 2009 saw 180 passengers taken ill after the Norovirus outbreak, and the ship had to return to Portsmouth a day early on the 18th December. The ship was then reportedly deep-cleaned and it left the port for a mini-cruise to Amsterdam later on the same day. Norovirus broke out once again and 50 passengers were ill.

The Boudicca was apparently deep cleaned again after the mini-cruise to Amsterdam, and it set sail again for Madeira on the 22nd December, 2009. This cruise saw the worse outbreak of Norovirus on board the Boudicca, when 289 out of 795 passengers were diagnosed with the virus.
Another outbreak of food poisoning on board the Boudicca occurred in October 2009, and although the ship was reported to have been deep cleaned after this, further outbreaks of Norovirus took place on two more subsequent cruises.

If you have suffered Norovirus, sickness or food poisoning on the Fred Olsen cruise ship, Boudicca, contact Farnworth Rose Personal Injury Solicitors as soon as possible. Farnworth Rose specialises in holiday sickness, food poisoning claims on cruise ships and holiday injury claims and we are experts in travel law. Help us to help you get the compensation you are entitled to after an outbreak of Norovirus on the Boudicca cruise ship. We work on a no win no fee basis and you get 100% of the compensation. Contact us free today on 080001 54321 or fill in the online claim form.

More sickness complaints on board the Boudicca Cruise ship

Farnworth Rose Personal Injury Solicitors have received complaints about an outbreak of sickness and suspected Norovirus on the cruise ship, Boudicca, during a cruise which departed on the 28th February, 2010 for a 22 day trip around the eastern Mediterranean.

For more information about holiday illness compensation claims or phone 08000 154321

Passengers on The Fred Olsen ship, Boudicca saw three outbreaks of Norovirus during 2009 on three separate cruises. Holiday sickness on board the Boudicca took place on the cruise to Madeira on 22nd December, 2009. Norovirus was also reported on the Boudicca mini-cruise to Amsterdam on 18th December, 2009.

The Boudicca cruise which left Portsmouth on December 6th, 2009 saw 180 passengers taken ill after the Norovirus outbreak, and the ship had to return to Portsmouth a day early on the 18th December. The ship was then reportedly deep-cleaned and it left the port for a mini-cruise to Amsterdam later on the same day. Norovirus broke out once again and 50 passengers were ill.

The Boudicca was apparently deep cleaned again after the mini-cruise to Amsterdam, and it set sail again for Madeira on the 22nd December, 2009. This cruise saw the worse outbreak of Norovirus on board the Boudicca, when 289 out of 795 passengers were diagnosed with the virus.
Another outbreak of food poisoning on board the Boudicca occurred in October 2009, and although the ship was reported to have been deep cleaned after this, further outbreaks of Norovirus took place on two more subsequent cruises.

If you have suffered Norovirus, sickness or food poisoning on the Fred Olsen cruise ship, Boudicca, contact Farnworth Rose Personal Injury Solicitors as soon as possible. Farnworth Rose specialises in holiday sickness, food poisoning claims on cruise ships and holiday injury claims and we are experts in travel law. Help us to help you get the compensation you are entitled to after an outbreak of Norovirus on the Boudicca cruise ship. We work on a no win no fee basis and you get 100% of the compensation. Contact us free today on 080001 54321 or fill in the online claim form.