For me it is a little hard to make very accurate projections based on Thomas Cooks problems, however I read some upside in WEBJets purchase of TC's bed contracts ... as reads here from WEBJET H1 presentation. "Over 3000 direct contracts acquired from Thomas Cook are available to all WebBeds customers. Additional 400 contracts expected to be transferred for upcoming seasons. " so even if Thomas Cook go under, which seems unlikely, Webjets purchase of beds contracts can still be sold and potentially sold by business in competition with Thomas Cook. Maybe I am reading this incorrectly so if anyone can shed light please go ahead. Thanks
Ann: JP Morgan Emerging Companies Conference Presentation, page-19
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