Provisional liquidators appointed to USIT travel group as result of coronavirus crisis

Severe restrictions on international travel as a result of the pandemic has lead to cancellations of many spring and summer travel
Provisional liquidators appointed to USIT travel group as result of coronavirus crisis

The High Court has appointed provisional liquidators to four companies in the well-known USIT student travel group, employing 149 people, after the coronavirus crisis caused their collapse.

Severe restrictions on international travel as a result of the pandemic has lead to cancellations of many spring and summer travel bookings and tours for students and school groups and an immediate collapse of new bookings, causing a cash flow crisis leaving the companies insolvent and unable to pay their debts as they fall due, Rossa Fanning SC, for the companies, outlined on Friday.

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