A Kerala consumer commission has mandated a tour operator to remit Rs 90,000 for failing to deliver a booked Bali tour. The consumer, who paid Rs 82,500, was excluded from the trip, prompting a partial refund that was inadequate. The commission ruled that this constituted unfair trade practices under the Consumer Protection Act, resulting in further compensation for legal expenses totaling Rs 10,000.
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