UK travel firm collapses leaving travellers angry ‘Go cheap pay twice’ | Travel News | Travel
After a major UK travel company lost a significant accreditation, he threw his operations into turmoil and sparks the concern of numerous holidaymakers about potential summer holiday cancellation. Based on the loss of some other budget tourism provider, some Fuming described these options as a fake economy, saying, “Cheap, pay twice.”
Great Little Escapes, a Berkshire -based travel agency, said, “A travel agency, which is known to offer various holiday packages to comfortable SPA holidays, city holidays, city holidays from adventure holidays, has lost its ATOL certificate. This company is significantly separate from the large small breaks called similarly and has no relationship with them.
The long -standing travel advice was the Gow bust that you reserved for your escape, but more than 100 British customers are now faced with losing their travel abroad, always using a credit card to ensure that you were not left out of your pocket. Another angry holidaymaker said: “They’re upset about those who will lose their holidays, but they still took their chances of making a cheap agreement.”
“Atol is not protected and if they do not pay by credit card, there is no way to get back the money.” Indeed, after the firm collapses, the authorities are gathering more information about Great Little Escapes’s work, while the travelers want to prevent any claims.
The authority also provided clear instructions for associated travel agencies: “If you are a travel agent of the Great Little Escapes LLP and now you are keeping consumer payments that you have not paid to Great Little Escapes LLP at the moment, you should not use these funds to return consumers from air travel confidence until they receive instructions.
“Travel agencies will be contacted separately by CAA with special instructions for these reservations.”
This last collapse in the travel agency industry will eliminate confidence among potential holidaymakers looking for the lowest prices for spending more abroad. However, as a social media user suggested, some “may be better than booking with big travel agencies. It is more expensive, but …”
This unfortunate news comes only a month after another British travel company collapses and leaves thousands of ports in holiday arrangements.
Founded in 2000, Jetline Travel, a London -based company and the parent company of Jetline Cruise, quit trade as an ATOL owner in March. The company has now entered the management as reported by TTG.
Neil Bennett from Clark from Financial Rescue Specialist Carter Clark and Leonard Curtis, a restructuring and bankruptcy company, was appointed on 28 March.
The Administration is a process that is no longer able to meet its debt obligations and leads to the appointment of a licensed bankruptcy practitioner. This professional will either restructure the business and negotiate with the creditors or sell assets, solve debts and liquidate the business.
During his 25 -year operation, Jetline Travel took hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers on trips. For this quarter century, the company has traded under many other names such as bargaining late holidays, best -priced holidays, cruise and more, elegant getaways, our best holidays and Sun savings.
