UK travel firm Wroxham Travel collapses before Christmas

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Nov, 13:32 · Archive

Wroxham Travel, a UK holiday company based in Norwich, has ceased trading due to financial failure.

Wroxham Travel, a UK holiday company based in Norwich, officially closed on 30 October due to what the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) describes as a financial failure. The company offered a wide range of holidays including UK breaks, short-haul and long-haul trips, and ocean and river cruises.

ABTA advised customers who booked through Wroxham Travel to contact the credit control department of their tour operator or principal travel business. The name of the tour operator should be listed on booking paperwork or, for flight-inclusive holidays, on the ATOL certificate under 'who is protecting your trip'.

ABTA said that bookings should continue as normal and customers will be treated as having a direct contract with their tour operator or principal travel business, which will become their point of contact.

How it is being reported

• UK travel firm collapses with Christmas holidays at riskA UK travel firm which did trips to the Cotswolds has collapsed with Christmas holidays at risk.Oxford Mail · 7 Nov, 12:30
• UK travel firm collapses with Christmas holidays at riskA UK travel firm which did trips to the Cotswolds has collapsed with Christmas holidays at risk.Oxfordshire Guardian · 7 Nov, 12:30

In this story: Wroxham Travel · Association of British Travel Agents · Norwich

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