Regen Central Ltd has entered liquidation, triggering the cancellation of all outstanding holiday bookings for customers of the Hertfordshire travel firm.
The company, registered as Regen Central Ltd under number 07069838, formally began compulsory liquidation proceedings after a petition dated May 21, 2025, with winding up commencing on August 20, 2025.
Companies House records confirm insolvency practitioners Avner Radomsky and Michael Goldstein have been appointed alongside the Official Receiver to manage the wind down of the business.
The collapse follows the earlier withdrawal of the firm’s Air Travel Organisers’ Licensing protection, known as ATOL, which had covered flight-inclusive package holidays sold by the company.
Regen Central specialised in package holidays to destinations across Southeast Asia and Europe, including popular routes to Thailand, Bali and Italy, alongside pilgrimage travel packages.
The business, established in 2009, had traded under several different names over the years, including Oneworld Travels, Regen Travels and One Haji and Umrah.
Despite losing its ATOL protection in January, websites linked to the company reportedly continued advertising and selling holiday packages for a period afterwards, leaving some customers exposed.
The Civil Aviation Authority, which administers the ATOL safety net for flight-inclusive bookings, has confirmed the firm held no active protected bookings at the point of closure.
That leaves travellers who purchased accommodation-only deals or non-flight packages without a clear route to compensation through the standard ATOL refund scheme.
Anyone who believes they hold a valid ATOL-protected claim relating to a Regen Central booking has been advised to submit an inquiry directly to the aviation authority by email.
Customers who paid by other means may still have recourse through Section 75 protection, chargeback claims with their card provider, or existing travel insurance policies, depending on how the booking was made.
The failure of Regen Central adds to a growing list of recent casualties in the UK travel sector, following the collapses of Ickenham Travel Group and Jetline Travel.
Industry watchers say the pattern reflects tightening margins and rising operating costs across smaller independent travel agencies still recovering from previous years of volatility.
Official updates on the case are expected to continue emerging through Companies House filings and statements from the appointed insolvency practitioners as the process unfolds.
For now, the Regen Central Ltd liquidation leaves a trail of disrupted travel plans, with affected customers urged to check their payment method and pursue the appropriate refund channel.