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Ski Yodl, based in Norwich, has entered voluntary liquidation, according to The Gazette, after operating for eight years

A UK travel company is set to close after voluntarily entering liquidation.

Ski Yodl Ltd, founded in March 2018, offered ski holiday packages to destinations including the French Alps.

But after its eight years in operation, the company is now set to close. The company's Facebook profile says it offers holidaymakers the chance to "book an amazing, flexible, ski trip" and adds "We have the best locations".

One customer praised the firm for "easy booking with cracking deals" and added "Wouldn't go anywhere else". Another said "Amazing. Great locations, self catered and great customer service."

A voluntary winding-up order was agreed on July 22, according to The Gazette, with Richard Cacho from RCM Advisory Limited appointed liquidator.

ABTA, one of the UK's largest travel trade associations, said: "We do not believe that there were any current customer bookings for package holidays at the time of liquidation.

"However, any customers who believe they may be affected should contact ABTA by emailing [email protected] with details of their booking."

The company also arranged accommodation-only bookings, which were not covered by ABTA protection.

ABTA advised: "Customers that paid by credit or debit card and had accommodation-only bookings will need to contact their card issuer for assistance with obtaining a refund.

"Any customers that paid by other means such as bank transfer will need to register their claim with the liquidator, RCM Advisory Limited, on 01603 331960 or [email protected]."

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