Libra Holidays, Argo Holidays and Jetlife bust
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These travel companies always go bust on a Friday, so the incompetent idiots that ran them, can run away over the weeknd… Allbury Travel Group, owner of Greek specialist Libra Holidays, have gone bust and into administration. Contact the CAA for a refund.
The bankrupt Hertfordshire-based company traded and operated air package holidays and flights out of Gatwick, Manchester, Newcastle, Birmingham and Leeds Bradford airports to Greece, Cyprus and Egypt.
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The Civil Aviation Authority said it was making arrangements for customers abroad to complete their holidays and return to the UK and to fully refund those with forward bookings
Allbury ceased trading with fewer than 100 customers abroad and about 4,000 forward bookings, most of them placed through travel agents.
Allbury Travel Group was owned by British Virgin Islands-based Allbury Ltd, which was controlled by Elias Elia, chief executive of credit card payment processing company E-Clear.
E-Clear was yesterday said to owe more than £30 million to collapsed travel company Globespan Group.
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Sunday, March 14 2010 06:40 am
