UK corporate travel firm Global Travel Partners enters liquidation

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 14:38 · Archive

Global Travel Partners, a corporate travel company that served over 100,000 customers in its 15 years of operation, has entered liquidation.

Global Travel Partners, a UK-based corporate travel company, has entered liquidation after 15 years of operation. The firm was incorporated in September 2011 and served clients including major international companies. It specialised in end-to-end corporate travel services, managing flight and hotel bookings, travel policies and expense reporting for businesses across multiple regions.

Over its 15 years, the company assisted over 100,000 customers and booked more than 35,000 hotel rooms globally. It employed staff in both the UK and the United States. According to Companies House filings available until 29 September 2025, the business had amounts falling due within one year of £146,710.

Ian Douglas Yerrill of Yerrill Murphy was appointed liquidator on 7 October. The company has ceased trading and entered creditors' voluntary liquidation. Global Travel Partners is one of several travel companies to face financial difficulties this year, with other firms including Barnes Worldwide Travel Ltd, an independent travel agency in Liverpool, also ceasing operations recently.

How it is being reported

• Another UK travel company closes its doors after 15 yearsGlobal Travel Partners officially went into liquidation on October 7Metro · 12 Oct, 14:17
• UK travel company plunges into liquidation after 15 yearsThe travel company plunged into liquidation after helping over 100,000 customersDaily Express · 12 Oct, 06:45

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