Dozens of Australian families have been affected by the sudden collapse of yet another space camp tour company, leaving parents up to $13,000 out of pocket.
This time, students from Melbourne’s Korowa Anglican Girls’ School have been impacted by the collapse of space camp provider Actura Australia going into liquidation* on June 14.
The 16 students who paid around $13,000 each were due to leave on June 29, with one mother saying her daughter and other students and teachers are “devastated”.
The school’s principal Frances Booth said she was “very upset to hear of the liquidation of Actura late on Friday evening”.
“We are working with our insurers* and other relevant parties to explore all possible avenues of support for our…
