Travel firm running coach tours of UK and Euro hotspots ordered to close

A travel firm running coach tours to UK landmarks and European holiday favourites like Rome and Amsterdam has been ordered to close.

Immaculate Travel claim to offer 'expertly arranged tours' via 'stress-free transportation' on their private hire mini buses and coaches.

However, yesterday afternoon [September 10] a notice in the public record revealed the High Court has issued them with a winding up order.

 A winding up order is a court instruction to end all business affairs and close the company.

 Immaculate Travel's website says they have more than 20 years experience at 'crafting journeys that turn moments into lasting memories'.  

They list Stonehenge, Windsor Castle and Warner Bros as major UK locations they run tours to.

 The firm also says it takes 'regular' trips to Rome, Amsterdam and Paris from London with 'expert coordination from crossing the English Channel to exploring the cities'.

 They say they're also available for school trips, catching a flight, attending a festival or travelling to sporting events.  

 Immaculate Travel haven't posted to Instagram or Facebook since August 16 when they posted a five-star review for a trip to Bath, Somerset.

 They ended the post asking potential customers to get in touch to plan their next trip.

 Other reviews hailed the firm's trip to Stonehenge as 'an excellent experience from start to finish' and another reviewer said in July that they'll 'definitely be using the service again'.

 A petition to wind up the company was issued in May by business loans firm Bizcap Limited and it was heard before District Judge Matharu on July 21.

 Companies House records show Immaculate Travel was ordered to be wound up under the Insolvency Act 1986 and its company status is listed as 'in liquidation'.