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UK Travel Company Enters Liquidation After 10 Years with No New Bookings Offered
The Abingdon-based holiday provider has stopped taking bookings after a winding-up resolution, with latest accounts showing £41,490 in creditor debts.
- Abingdon-Based travel firm Firefly Holidays has entered voluntary liquidation after 10 years of operation, with The Gazette confirming a voluntary winding-up order was agreed on August 7.
- Launched in 2016, Firefly established a strong following by organizing high-quality trips across Europe, including ski and camping resorts, and featured in the Sunday Times Best 100 Holidays.
- Despite challenges like Brexit, 99 per cent of surveyed customers expressed willingness to rebook, though the firm's latest Companies House accounts to March 31, 2025, reported creditors of £41,490.
- Firefly confirmed it is no longer taking bookings, stating, "After 10 fantastic years, Firefly Holidays is no longer taking bookings," while offering to assist customers with travel advice.
- This closure reflects a wider trend among UK-based travel companies in 2026, as firms including Ascend Airways, EcoJet Airlines, and Zenith Aviation Limited have recently ceased trading or entered administration.
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UK travel company enters liquidation after 10 years with no new bookings offered
Firefly Holidays offered high-quality trips to holiday villages, camping resorts, ski resorts and more across the likes of France, Spain and Italy.
·Chester, United Kingdom
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