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Stepek Travel ceases trading
Tuesday, 11 Jun, 2002
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ABTA has announced that Stepek Travel Ltd of Quarry Street in Hamilton (ABTA no. 56684) has ceased trading.
ABTA said that any claims arising from this failure, will be handled by the ABTA Claims Department, but customers who have a holiday booked with Stepek Travel should contact the credit control department of the tour operator providing their holiday.
Other branches of Stepek Travel included Main Street, Bellshill (ABTA no. 56453), Union Street, Larkhall (ABTA no. 56699), East Main Street, Whitburn (ABTA no. F6276)
Stirling Street, Airdrie (ABTA no. 57206), Shettleston Road, Glasgow (ABTA no. 68520) Mitchell Arcade, Rutherglen (ABTA no. 82091) and Shandwick Square, Easterhouse, Glasgow (ABTA no. G3778).
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