A British travel firm providing overseas holidays has stopped trading after almost three decades of operation. Global Vision International (GVI) provided programmes including wildlife and conservation expeditions to destinations such as Costa Rica, Fiji and beyond.
But now the business has closed after 28 years of trading and is now entering liquidation. GVI, which operates from Exeter, is now entering liquidation following its closure, according to its website.
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A message from the firm’s CEO, Andrew Valentine, states: “For nearly three decades, GVI has been far more than just an organisation.
“It has been a global family with a…