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Gold Crest Holidays goes into liquidation after 30 years of operation

Paul Halford
Published: 27 March 2026
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Tour operator Gold Crest Holidays has gone into liquidation after 30 years in the industry.

The Ilkley-based operator, filed for insolvency on 12 March with reported debts of almost £1 million.

On 23 January, Gold Crest Holidays announced it had ceased trading with immediate effect.

It announced: “This difficult decision follows the severe impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, strategic changes in key partner arrangements that adversely affected our business, and a challenging trading environment with significantly rising costs.

“We are immensely grateful to our loyal customers, travel agents, suppliers, and dedicated staff for your support over the years. We are truly sorry we can no longer continue.”

ABTA would provide support to customers who had booked for forthcoming trips, the operator said.

Purnells in Cornwall has been appointed as the liquidator.

 

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