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Ghana specialist collapses
Sunday, 08 Sep, 2005
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London-based tour operator Startrek Travel has collapsed and its £250,000 bond called by the Civil Aviation Authority.
The company, in Deptford, south east London, specialised in packages to Ghana and also sold air package holidays and charter seat only to worldwide destinations. It has been in business for more than ten years.
The CAA said the bond will be used to repatriate those customers overseas and refund passengers with forward bookings.
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