Mr Stanton, a kitchen and bedroom fitter from Wigan who runs his own business complained that he has been constantly on the phone to Jet2, the company he booked the holiday with and British embassy officials. We're stuck in this disgusting room being served stale bread and cold food.' Mr Stanton, pictured with Katrina, has warned other Brits seeking a trip abroad to avoid the experience as his £4,000 much-needed family break has turned into a holiday from hell The have also described the food as so poor that their children go to bed crying each night on empty stomachs. Mr Stanton received a message telling him he was negative but just hours after checking into the four-star Caretta Beach and Water Park resort for their two-week break he was called by Greek health officials and told that he had in fact tested positive.Īfter being confined to their room at the resort, the family was then moved to a special quarantine hotel, where they have been forced to remain in a room infested with ants and mice. A father has revealed how a £4,000 family break has turned into the 'holiday from hell' after being forced to quarantine with his partner and two young children despite the fact that he tested negative for COVID on six separate occasions.Īndy Stanton, 32 was randomly tested for COVID at the airport after arriving on the Greek Island of Zante with his wife Katrina, 31 and their two children Olly, 3 and Isla, 4 on July 29 for what they thought would be the ideal way to overcome their lockdown blues.
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