Remove message about covid-19 and inaccurate holidays #1242
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Vouchers are only available in the UK, and self serve cancellation is not available in the UK...so hard to test.
Good point! I was going to point out that the next paragraph probably also needs updating (we'd want to point people towards our own delivery service) but I doubt that anyone sees this page so probably not worth it.
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What does this change?
Removes a message in newspaper voucher cancellation flow about covid-19, and an inaccurate number of holiday stops.
How to test
Vouchers are only available in the UK, and self serve cancellation is not available in the UK...so hard to test.
How can we measure success?
Have we considered potential risks?
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