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A number of online travel agents have been criticised for �ramping up prices� on bargain holiday deals.<br><br>Consumer group Which? said it had heard of a case where a customer was told she would have to pay more money or her booking would be cancelled.<br><br>Meanwhile, others find the cost of the holiday or flights increasing owing to add-ons during the [http://Www.Healthncure.net/?s=booking booking] process, such as one company charging �39 for the US [https://www.visatutuc.vn/dich-vu/visa-uc/ visa uc]-waiver scheme Esta, which only costs �11 direct from the US government.<br><br>Which? said passenger Kam Hughes was asked to pay a surcharge of �79 on �415 flights to Vancouver to visit her ill mother.<br><br>Ms Hughes had booked through Checknfly, which told her the day after the booking that she needed to call and confirm her flight.<br><br>Gatwick Airport stock<br><br>Which? said the company told the customer the price of the flights had increased �160 while she was making her booking and that they offered a full refund.<br><br>Another case highlighted by Which? saw a customer stranded at the airport.<br><br>John-Michael Clow found a flight to India that was almost �200 cheaper than anywhere else from Gotogate, but he was told at the airport that his ticket was invalid.<br><br>Which? said Thomas Cook had already informed Gotogate that there was a problem with the ticket at the time of booking, but Gotogate had failed to inform the customer.<br><br>Mr Clow was given a refund and compensation after the consumer group intervened.<br><br>Advertisement