Post by Humberside on Dec 19, 2009 15:03:19 GMT
Allbury Travel, owners of Libra Holidays, have ceased trading.
See article on www.ttglive.com
Well this definetly rules out the 3rd Larnaca flight for next summer. Shame though cause Libra have supported Humberside for a number of years now, even after their cutbacks and problems in recent years
Hopefully Thomas Cook and Olympic will pick up their allocations to Cyprus
Also there is a link to E-Clear, GSM's credit card processing company. I hope there is a formal investigation carried out because at face value things are looking rather 'murky' with regards to E-Clear and it's chief executive, and I think some facts need to be put in the public domain, either to warn potential customers of E-Clear, or to clear their reputation if they have done nothing wrong
From the TTG article
"Allbury Travel Group was owned by British Virgin Islands-based Allbury Ltd, which was controlled by Elias Elia, chief executive of credit card payment processing company E-Clear.
E-Clear was yesterday said to owe more than £30 million to collapsed travel company Globespan Group"
See article on www.ttglive.com
Well this definetly rules out the 3rd Larnaca flight for next summer. Shame though cause Libra have supported Humberside for a number of years now, even after their cutbacks and problems in recent years
Hopefully Thomas Cook and Olympic will pick up their allocations to Cyprus
Also there is a link to E-Clear, GSM's credit card processing company. I hope there is a formal investigation carried out because at face value things are looking rather 'murky' with regards to E-Clear and it's chief executive, and I think some facts need to be put in the public domain, either to warn potential customers of E-Clear, or to clear their reputation if they have done nothing wrong
From the TTG article
"Allbury Travel Group was owned by British Virgin Islands-based Allbury Ltd, which was controlled by Elias Elia, chief executive of credit card payment processing company E-Clear.
E-Clear was yesterday said to owe more than £30 million to collapsed travel company Globespan Group"