Buckinghamshire-based travel agent Romano Travel has ceased trading only days after Airborn Ltd went under.
The agent, who was part of Hays Travel until a week ago, featured operators such as Carrier, Classic Collection Holiday and P&O Cruises on its website.
Owner Frank Woolley, who has been running the business for 31 years, said the company had previously looked at a rescue plan but has now had to close.
A spokesman for the CAA said there were only half a dozen forward bookings and any passengers should contact them.
The CAA website said: "F Woolley t/a Romano Travel based in Bucks has ceased trading with immediate effect. The business specialised in air inclusive holidays to Spain and Turkey."
Romford-based Airborn, which also traded as dialacruise.com. Holiday Hero, Telebreaks, Teleflights and Teleholidays, failed after it was unable to meet its financial commitment.
A message on its website reads: "Airborn direct / Holiday Hero ceased trading on 21st Oct 2011. Please contact either ABTA or the CAA for further information."
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Do you mean "Air" inclusive or "All" inclusive? If "All" inclusive this is a bit of a worry for larger operators who have gone only "All Inclusive" route. Or is it a case of larger Operators are starting a two tier system where they are under cutting the privately owned retail outlets selling their packages? Interesting comment this year overheard by a Rep. "Are we allowed to leave the complex?" I find this so sad.
Air inclusive was meant to mean packages rather than all-inclusive,
Travelmole
By Paul Davis, Friday, October 28, 2011