A British woman says she will never holiday abroad again after receiving a £28,000 bill following a quad bike accident during a trip to Greece. Multiple outlets report that Diane Steadman and her partner, Mick Raferty, were on the Greek island of Skiathos when the accident occurred and the costs that followed later became a major financial burden.
The reports describe the couple’s experience as a rapid shift from a planned getaway to a costly incident. While the coverage focuses on the size of the bill and the woman’s vow not to travel abroad again, the outlets present the same core facts: the location of the holiday, the quad bike accident, and the disputed or unexpected scale of the charges. Details about how the bill is calculated or what insurer or service provider is involved are not consistent across the limited summaries, but all accounts emphasize the scale of the £28,000 figure.
