UK travel company loses Atol status leaving thousands of holidaymakers in limbo

UK travel company loses Atol status leaving thousands of holidaymakers in limbo

The majority of affected holidays are cruises

UK travel company goes bust with thousands of Brits facing cancelled holidays

THOUSANDS of Brits have said their holidays have been cancelled at short notice after a travel company has gone bust. Jetline Holidays, a UK-based travel agent that launched in 2001, has ceased trading as an ATOL holder. Google MapsTravel agent Jetline, which first launched in 2001, has gone bust[/caption] AlamyThousands of cruise passengers have had their holidays cancelled after the travel agent went bust this week[/caption] Nearly 5,000 passe…

Cruise Lines Cancel All Jetline Cruise Bookings, Company Ceases Trading

In what appears to be the potential collapse of a popular UK vacation planning site, thousands of would-be cruise passengers have found themselves without bookings on Carnival Corporation ships. The cruise giant, citing alleged breach of contract, has terminated all existing bookings made through Jetline Holidays. The move affects passengers on Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, P&O Cruises, and Cunard, leaving many in a state of limbo. “We…

Jetline Holidays goes bust after cruise lines cancel bookings

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World Travel to shut its doors

After nearly 30 years of service, World Travel, a division of Bidvest Travel Holidays and GSA for rail in Southern Africa, will cease operations from March 31. According to a statement, the decision is in response to evolving consumer preferences and industry trends, and will enable Bidvest Travel Holdings to refocus efforts in other strategic areas. World Travel advises

Carnival cruise brands cancel all future Jetline Holidays bookings

Jetline Holidays has had every one of its bookings with Carnival's Princess Cruises, Cunard, P&O Cruises and Holland America Line brands cancelled, with the cruise operator citing an alleged 'breach of contract'