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Two more ABTA members fold
Saturday, 16 Nov, 2005
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Two more ABTA members have folded, the association has confirmed.
Travel agent Allan Watson Travel, based in Banchory near Aberdeen, and operator and agent London Air Travel in Slough, which also traded as A Travel, were unable to meet their liabilities and ceased trading.
ATOL-related claims will be handled by the CAA while claims relating to the agency failures will be dealt with by ABTA’s claims department.
The failures are unconnected with any ABTA member of a similar name.
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