Libra Holidays parent collapses
Libra Holidays, Argo Holidays and JetLife parent Allbury Travel Group is the latest mid-range travel company to collapse in less than a week.
The Civil Aviation Authority said it been called in to protect customers booked with Allbury Travel Group after the company ceased trading on Saturday.
The group operated air package holidays and flights out of Gatwick, Manchester, Newcastle, Birmingham and Leeds Bradford airports to Greece, Cyprus, and Egypt and sold mainly through travel agents.
There are fewer than 100 holidaymakers currently abroad and approximately 4,000 customers with forward bookings who are yet to travel.
The CAA, under the ATOL scheme, is making arrangements for customers abroad to complete their holidays and return to the UK and to fully refund those with forward bookings.
All future Allbury Travel Group holidays have been cancelled and travellers have been advised not go to their departure airport.
Phil Davies
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