Stranded XL holidaymakers begin to arrive home in UK

Some of the 85,000 holidaymakers stranded overseas following the collapse of Britain’s third largest tour operator are trickling home today.

Stranded XL holidaymakers begin to arrive home in UK
Sat, 13 Sep, 2008 - 10:57

Some of the 85,000 holidaymakers stranded overseas following the collapse of Britain’s third largest tour operator are trickling home today.

Thousands more are stuck at UK airports after the XL Leisure Group went into administration in the early hours of yesterday morning.

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