Online travel firms Laterooms and Superbreak have gone bust - potentially leaving thousands of holidaymakers in the lurch.
The companies ceased trading today after their parent company The Malvern Group went into administration.
It's meant all existing bookings with the two firms have been cancelled.
Here's the latest advice on what to do if you've been affected:
Late Rooms
If you've booked a hotel room through laterooms.com, the firm has not taken any money from your account and the advice is to contact the hotel or apartment directly before travelling.
Superbreak
If you're currently on a holiday booked with Superbreak, or due to travel in the future, the advice is to contact your travel agent.
Hotel only breaks are cancelled. If you're currently on holiday you may be asked to pay again. If so keep your receipt.
Holidaymakers who have paid by card are advised to contact their bank or credit card provider.
Package holidays should be protected by ABTA. Visit ABTA.com/SuperBreak for more information.
Flight inclusive breaks are covered by the Civil Aviation Authority's ATOL scheme. Click here for more details.
If you've got a SuperBreak gift voucher it's no longer valid and you should contact you bank or credit company.
Entertainment and attractions tickets are also cancelled. Again contact your bank.
And if you've made a booking for the Incredible North Iceland Charter it's cancelled. Visit the CAA website for more details.
