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Quote: Originally posted by Suzac on 07/10/2016

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"However, another sad thing is that I think that ACSI rates will start to go up if Camping Cheque lose more sites, because there will be no more competition."


That was what I was trying to point out Val

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Quote: Originally posted by David Klyne on 08/10/2016

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Quote: Originally posted by Suzac on 07/10/2016

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"However, another sad thing is that I think that ACSI rates will start to go up if Camping Cheque lose more sites, because there will be no more competition."


That was what I was trying to point out Val

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The advantage of ACSI is that they offer a range of prices so that allows a greater variety of campsites to join the scheme. Many campsites in Germany would not join Camping Cheques as the price is too low. Having a range of site night prices encourages a far wider variety of campsites to take part. To only way that I can see that Camping Cheques will survive is for them to change their business plan. For a start cheques should be available over the counter at face value rather than adding surcharges.

David

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Quote: Originally posted by JohnB600 on 10/10/2016

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As SG Thomas says, the advantage of C C's is that you can buy them in advance,so spreading the cost of the holiday;this is princpally why have used them for a number of years now,however,it does limit our choice of sites.Will have to possibly do a re-think. By the way David, you were right about the owner of La Source!
              
             John.

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