A TRAVEL firm has been forced to close down after going bust and plunging into liquidation.
The company had previously said it had experience in “crafting journeys that turn moments into lasting memories,” but has now cancelled all trips.
London-based holiday firm Immaculate Travel has been ordered to close after seven years in business.
The travel firm offered holidaymakers “expertly arranged tours” on its private hire mini buses and coaches.
Immaculate Travel lists a host of UK landmarks and Europe holiday favourites as its coach trip destinations, from Rome and Amsterdam, to Stonehenge and Windsor Castle.
Its website also states it is available for a host of events, including school trips, attending festivals and travelling to sports events.
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Now, following a court order, all holidays and trips will be cancelled and the business will not be operational.
Yesterday, A notice in the public record revealed that the High Court issued the company a winding up order, instructing them to end all business affairs.
The decision to wind up the business came from a petition issued in May by business loan firm Bizcap Limited, which was later heard before a judge in July.
Prior to closing down, the firm shared a five-star review for a trip to Bath, Somerset, encouraging customers to get in touch to plan their next trip.
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Companies House records now show that Immaculate Travel is in liquidation after the winding up order under the Insolvency Act 1986 was issued.
The Sun has approached Immaculate Travel for comment.