The shock collapse of package-holiday operator Thomas Cook this week stranded more than 150,000 tourists abroad, prompting Operation Matterhorn: the largest peace-time repatriation since World War II. The ongoing operation is set to cost the UK government an estimated £100m, but what cost is waiting at home for the landlords of the failed operator’s locations?
CoStar Analysis: Spotlight on the landlords and regions most exposed to Thomas Cook’s collapse
The package-holiday operator had 546 retail locations across the UK before Monday according to its website, and an 119,000 sq ft HQ in Peterborough
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