Is the Ebookers website regulated?

Is the Ebookers website regulated?

The Ebookers website is operated by Expedia, Inc. For the sale of travel insurance Expedia Inc. is an appointed representative of AWP Assistance UK Ltd trading as Allianz Global Assistance who are authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

What payment methods are accepted on Ebookers?

Payments accepted on ebookers.com include American Express, Diner’s Club International, Maestro, MasterCard, Visa, Visa Electron and PayPal. Flight-inclusive Package Holidays created on ebookers.com are financially protected by the ATOL scheme (under Expedia, Inc.’s ATOL number 5788).

Why book with Atat Ebookers?

At ebookers we believe in giving travellers the flexibility and ease needed to book their perfect trip. Finding your ideal flight is made easy when choosing from over 400 airlines and using on-site filters to select preferences that allow you to compare carriers, routes, dates and times.

How can Ebookers help you book the perfect flight?

The ebookers route to booking the perfect flight. At ebookers we believe in giving travellers the flexibility and ease needed to book their perfect trip. Finding your ideal flight is made easy when choosing from over 400 airlines and using on-site filters to select preferences that allow you to compare carriers, routes, dates and times.

What is an e-book?

Ebooks are deliberately packaged and marketed to appear as much like traditional print books as possible, so many readers will be surprised to discover that ebooks are built around much the same HTML structure that powers the web.

Will the book and the Internet merge?

So when Hugh McGuire, founder of PressBooks and LibriVox, stated today that the book and the internet will merge, he was in one sense simply reiterating what is already the case.

Are ebooks the future of the book industry?

McGuire’s argument hinges on the recent emergence of ebooks as a serious contender to the print book as the dominant artefact of the publishing industry, with some suggesting that ebooks will make up 50% of the book market by 2015thanks to the Kindle, iPad and smartphones.