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London travel agent goes bust
Sunday, 16 Jun, 2003
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London travel agent Abroad Holidays Leisure (AHL) has ceased trading.
The company, located at 166 Tooting High Street in south London, ceased trading last Wednesday (June 11) due to insolvency. London based liquidators Jeffreys Henry Jacobs is dealing with the collapse.
While the company’s telephone answering message explains that the company had ceased trading, when TravelMole checked its website www.abroadholidays.co.uk, it was still live.
AHL clients are protected under ABTA’s financial protection scheme.
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