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ABTA reports first failure for 2002
Tuesday, 14 Jan, 2002
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The new year has claimed its first casualty with the collapse of Birmingham based agency Clematis Travel.
ABTA sent out a statement on Friday reporting the failure of the agency which had its head office at 964 Bristol Road South, Northfield, Birmingham.
The company also had 3 branches located on Fairfax Road in Birmingham, Ipsley Road in Redditch and at Evesham College, Cheltenham, Evesham.
Claims will be handled by ABTA’s Claims Department.
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