![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/airways-holidays-ceases-operations-to-the-channel-islands/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_StPeter-Port-on-Guernsey-Island-Channel-Islands-UK.jpg&description=Airways Holidays, a specialist Channel Islands company, has stopped taking bookings, citing Covid as a reason why it was ceasing operations to the island chainThe travel firm will stop running services to the Channel Islands A specialist Channel Islands travel company is no longer taking any bookings. Airways Holidays and its parent company have long been the foremost travel firm for the island chain, ferrying visitors and locals on and off for 40 years. Each year 20,000 people use the service. Despite its popularity and longevity, Airways Holidays is ceasing operations and is not taking any more bookings. However, packages are still being sold under the Jersey Travel and Guernsey Travel names directly to the public. The decision comes nine months after the last of the Covid policies restricting entry to the islands - and therefore impacting the tourism industry there - were lifted. You can now book a glamping holiday on the edge of a volcanic crater The company has announced it's stopped operating In a statement, Airways Holidays' parent company - the Jersey-based C.I. Travel Group - said: "Following a review of our business operations in the post-Covid recovery period, C. I. Travel Group has taken the decision to withdraw from the distribution of its Channel Islands products through UK retail travel agents and as a result will no longer market and distribute holidays under the Airways Holiday brand." Airways Holidays stopped taking bookings at the end of October. Those who have outstanding trips locked in with the company need not worry too much, as C.I. Travel has pledged to honour all of them. 'Any existing bookings made for travel from 1 November onwards will continue to operate as planned but no new bookings will be accepted for travel from this date," a comment on its website reads. 'All of us at Airways Holidays would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our travel agent partners and their teams for their support over the past years.' Any customers){kind=link}
Airways Holidays, a specialist Channel Islands company, has stopped taking bookings, citing Covid as a reason why it was ceasing operations to the island chain
A specialist Channel Islands travel company is no longer taking any bookings.
Airways Holidays and its parent company have long been the foremost travel firm for the island chain, ferrying visitors and locals on and off for 40 years. Each year 20,000 people use the service.
Despite its popularity and longevity, Airways Holidays is ceasing operations and is not taking any more bookings.
However, packages are still being sold under the Jersey Travel and Guernsey Travel names directly to the public.