I want people to fund my journey home from Ibiza after missing FOUR flights – my holiday’s been a complete disaster
A CHEEKY dad is asking for people to fund his flight home from Ibiza after missing four planes.
Saz Ismail from Swadlincote in South Derbyshire has launched a GoFundMe appeal to try and pay his way home after a disaster holiday – but has only raised £10 so far.
The dad-of-two his first flight by five minutes and managed to book his second one from the wrong Spanish Island.
Another flight he’d managed to book would fly into the entirely wrong UK airport.
Now he is begging for cash from anyone who can help him.
On the fundraising page Saz pokes fun at himself – even including a meme with his picture reading “Ibiza has him now…. And she’ll never let him go.”
He says he has “simply no words to explain the situation”.
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The page reads: “So I’m stuck in Ibiza. Funds are running low. Missed 2 plane tickets.
“Spent about a mill on hotels and new tickets and got 4 more days to endure out here before heading back.
“Not even got the right ticket back home yet as I’ve only gone and booked it from the wrong country. This is after booking the previous ticket to the wrong destination.
“I’m a walking disaster that shouldn’t be allowed to do such trips alone. I need supervision.”
Saz explained the calamity trip began when a friend of his begged him to go to Ibiza with him.
He continued: “Booked the trip and landed here next day. Kane was due to leave Thursday and for back and I was meant to leave Friday morning.
“Well that didn’t happen… the rest is history.”
He missed the Friday flight – and so booked another.
But it turned out he accidentally booked a flight to Birmingham, instead of to East Midlands where he left his car.
Despite securing a lift, he missed the flight anyway.
He powered on and purchased another ticket, only to realise he bought one leaving from the wrong island.
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Saz accidentally purchased a seat on a plane leaving from Mallorca instead of Ibiza.
Four days later the page has raised just £10 and we are yet to get an update on the situation from Saz.