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DEDHAM, MASS. (AP) A woman is suing TripAdvisor after a runaway camel tossed her to the ground during a tour in Morocco.
Breanne Ayala, 24, is accusing Massachusetts-based TripAdvisor and its subsidiary Viator of negligence and breach of contract for failing to ensure the camel tour company was operating safely, The Boston Globe reported on Friday, citing the lawsuit. The suit was filed in Norfolk Superior Court on Monday.
Ayala, who is from New Jersey, and her family booked a sunset camel tour in Marrakech, Morocco, through Viator. Ayala claims she and her family did not receive a safety briefing before the tour in January 2018.
A spokeswoman for TripAdvisor declined to comment on the pending litigation.
https://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2020-01-04/woman-sues-tripadvisor-after-falling-off-runaway-camel
Thats one way to get off. A scam Ive seen in Egypt, Dubai, and Oman is camel owners will tell tourists that a camel ride is free or part of their tour package. After a few minutes on the camel, the owner demands payment to let the tourist down.
underpants
(182,843 posts)Bev54
(10,057 posts)I cannot understand this sue mentality - sue everyone for everything, it is like hoping for a lottery. How about stupid fucking people start taking some personal accountability and realize the risks of their own behaviour. Probably had to sign a waiver from the tour guide so yeah lets sue trip advisor instead - Grow up.
jberryhill
(62,444 posts)If you are injured, and you have insurance, your insurance company may require that you sue others who may be responsible.
Cartoonist
(7,319 posts)Don't get on a camel if you don't know how to ride one.
madaboutharry
(40,212 posts)on the arrangements between Viator and tour operators. I think TripAdvisor/Viator is in a strong position.
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