Food Poisoning in Africa -
Morocco and Kenya Holiday Compensation
Hypnotic holidays to Morocco and Kenya are a travellers’ dream. Africa offers a
spell binding mixture of soft golden beaches – snake charmers - drums - belly dancers
– safaris – wild animals and stunning landscapes.
For modern holiday hotels, Agadir, Marrackech and Kenya’s Indian Ocean resorts give
holiday-makers just a taste of what this vast and colourful continent has to offer.
However, when sickness bites, holiday makers often look for help in making a
holiday illness claim against their tour operator for their ruined
holiday in Morocco and Kenya.
Simpson Millar LLP’s Holiday Illness Compensation Solicitors often deal with difficult
holiday claims involving food poisoning and waterborne disease
caused by Salmonella
– or E-Coli
– Campylobacter
- Shigella
and Cryptosporidium
in Morocco and Kenya.
Call us 0808 129 3347
No-obligation online enquiry form
NB: Don't forget to quote "cut out the middleman"
if you are interested in our £250 bonus offer
Claim Compensation if you were Sick on Holiday in Morocco or Kenya?
If you become ill on holiday in Africa eg Kenya or Morocco and
are infected by a food borne illness you could suffer anything
from a mild infection to a serious and debilitating sickness with long term complications.
Our team of professional lawyers offer a simple customer friendly service - free
of legal jargon. We pursue both accident and illness claims against all the main
tour operators on a 'no win – no fee – no risk' basis. When we
successfully recover holiday compensation on your behalf you will receive 100% of
the sum you instruct us to accept.
If your holiday tour operator has let you down badly and the hygiene standards at
your hotel were inadequate, we can recover the compensation that you deserve.
£2,800 holiday illness compensation awarded to Mr K of Exeter who
contracted Salmonella food poisoning. Mr K became ill during a holiday at the Voyager
Hotel in the Resort of Nyali Beach. First Choice settled the claim out of court.
Mr K said about Simpson Millar: 'The service I received was very professional and
committed. I was always kept informed with honest possible outcomes'
Do you suspect that you suffered food poisoning in Agadir, Marrrakech or Saidia
at one of the following hotels?
If you suffer illness insist on speaking to an independent doctor to avoid the risk
of long term medical problems. Do not rely on your Tour Representatives unqualified
diagnosis that your holiday illness was due to – coconut oil – excess alcohol -
over indulgence - an airborne virus - dehydration – or a change in climate.
Holiday makers continue to return from these destinations having bacterial infections,
due to parasites and other germs identified through laboratory tests on blood or
stool samples.
We constantly monitor the following beach hotels in Kenya for holiday makers who
experience holiday sickness.
Check out our "Hotel-Watch"
feature so you know which hotels currently have illness outbreaks.
Please visit our dedicated
Egyptian or Tunisian
web pages for further information on these 2 other African destinations.
British tour operators travelling to African destinations include:
Holiday Compensation Claims – Morocco & Kenya
If you suffer an illness during your African holiday in Morocco
or Kenya call our holiday claims team on freephone: 0808 129
3347 or if you prefer you can submit an
online enquiry and we will get in touch with you.
NB: Don't forget to quote "cut out the middleman"
if you are interested in our £250 bonus offer
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