Thousands of Britons left up to £4,000 out of pocket after travel company crashes into administration

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Thousands of Britons left up to £4,000 out of pocket after travel company crashes into administration

Thousands of students and graduates have been left facing financial losses after voluntourism operator Global Vision International (GVI) abruptly ceased trading following nearly three decades in business. The Exeter-based company entered liquidation at the beginning of July, leaving customers who had paid thousands of pounds for overseas placements unable to travel and awaiting guidance on how to recover their money…