Three Baldwins Travel shops have gone up for sale after receivers were appointed late last week, while the agency’s former consortium is supporting staff affected by the business’s recent troubles.
Several Baldwins Travel shops have been snapped up by other agencies this summer after the miniple was wound up
The shops are all in Kent and were owned by the business. They are located in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Tenterden. Baldwins’ eight other branches are believed to have been leased.
The sale is being overseen by joint receivers Leonard Curtis and Westgates Restructuring. Receivers manage and potentially liquidate assets of a business if it has to satisfy debts owed to a creditor.
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