Travel · Official advice · 4 November 2026
Wroxham Travel ceases trading and enters financial failure
Wroxham Travel has stopped trading and is being treated as a financial failure, ABTA has announced. Customers who booked holidays are advised to contact the credit control department of their tour operator or principal business. The travel agency ceased trading on 30 October 2026.
ABTA has announced that Wroxham Travel has ceased trading and the situation is being treated as a financial failure. The travel agency is based at Station Road, Hoveton, Norwich, and holds ABTA number 64591. The announcement provides guidance for customers who have existing bookings with the operator.
The agency stopped trading on 30 October 2026. Customers who booked holidays should contact the credit control department of the tour operator or principal business, which will serve as the direct point of contact for the booking. The guidance notes that customers should have their documentation ready, as it may be required during this process.
The announcement does not specify the number of affected customers or the total value of outstanding bookings. It also does not provide a timeline for when customers will receive updates from the tour operator or principal business regarding their holidays.
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