Young Lady Finds Luggage 5 Months After It Went Missing on Holiday: "I almost lost hope"
- A young lady, Sian Armour has been reunited with her luggage five months after it went missing on holiday
- Sian embarked on a two-week holiday to Turkey but was disappointed with the loss of her luggage
- The holiday firm that processed her holiday trip compensated her for the damages she incurred
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A young lady named Sian Armour has found her luggage five months after it went missing on holiday.
According to a BBC report, the lady lost her luggage when she was on a two week trip to Turkey in July with her family.
She was surprised
According to the report, the holiday embarked on by Sian was her first luxury holiday in three years but it was made boring by the loss of her luggage.
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Sian said she had earlier lost hope of getting back her luggage until it was earlier brought this week to her doorstep by her holiday firm.
"I asked the rep every day if my suitcase had turned up but I got the feeling he wasn't doing anything about it," she said
Holiday firm paid her compensation
Sian said she had to buy emergency wear immediately after the loss of her luggage.
"I spent three days in total in shopping malls and markets buying clothes and sun cream and all the things we needed,” she said.
However, the report indicated that the holiday firm that processes Sian trips has agreed to compensate her with £1,436 for the items she bought.
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The law student who was coming back home was told that she cannot pay the fees with cash like she was going to do but with a card, understanding Compassion reports.
The airport officials asked for cash because her card was declined due to the fact that her bank was yet to update her spending location.
Source: Legit.ng