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20.07.2020 - 12:59

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Budget airline Ryanair is refusing to refund passengers with flights to Cyprus, despite the country maintaining its ban on UK visitors.

The Irish carrier is reportedly offering alternative dates only - with passengers being asked to cough up as much as £95 to amend their booking.

Flights to Cyprus are back up again after the Foreign and Commonwealth Office lifted "all but essential" travel restrictions to Cyprus last week.

However, the country still has a ban on visitors from the UK, and says anyone who has been in Britain in the past 14 days won't be allowed in.

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