Boston-based Vantage Travel Services filed for bankruptcy, leaving a lot of people out of a lot of money, including folks here in Connecticut, after their trips were canceled. But this week, we’re ...

Earlier this week, Travel Agent covered a report that Vantage Deluxe World Travel had ceased operations, leading travelers stranded. Following up the incident in April, where the cruise and tour ...

The assets of troubled Vantage Deluxe World Travel brand have found a new home. Earlier this week, Pacific Travel Partners, a subsidiary of Aurora Expeditions, acquired the vessels operated by Vantage ...

SHUTDOWN. US BANKRUPTCY COURT IN BOSTON IS A LONG WAY FROM THE EXOTIC DESTINATIONS ONCE OFFERED BY BOSTON BASED VANTAGE TRAVEL, A LUXURY CRUISE AND TOUR COMPANY. BUT AT A HEARING IN COURT, THE COMPANY ...

INFORMATION. NEW TONIGHT AT SIX, A TWIST IN THE TRAVEL NIGHTMARE TODAY INVOLVING A BOSTON BASED LUXURY CRUISE COMPANY. AS I FIRST TOLD YOU LAST WEEK, VANTAGE TRAVEL FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY AMID A SEA OF ...

Imagine booking the trip of a lifetime only to discover the company you paid for the trip filed for bankruptcy, leaving you with no trip and your money gone. That's what happened to travelers across ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The new owner of a bankrupt Boston cruise company said he hopes to rebuild customers’ faith and trust in the brand with a relaunch ...

Until its recent bankruptcy filing, Vantage Travel operated a small fleet of ships worth tens of millions of dollars. One might think that those vessels would be a target of former customers owed a ...

Vantage had operated the Ocean Odyssey expedition ship. Photo Credit: George Stamatis/Shutterstock At least two companies have expressed interest in the assets of Vantage Travel, the Boston-based ...

Luxury travel company Vantage Travel Services appeared in U.S. Bankruptcy Court Wednesday after admitting in court documents it owes customers $80 million for future trips. The company filed for ...

The state attorney general is suing a Boston travel company for allegedly failing to pay refunds to more than 100 New Yorkers whose trips, often costing at least $10,000 each, were canceled. State ...