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Avoid at all costs. Britontravel.co.uk aka britaintravel.co.uk aka masterstravel.uk all one company. Offers cheap flights then asks you to give payment so can issue tickets but then doesn't answer any phone calls! Pure scam please avoid.
I had the same issue with him. Run away with my money. He said he’s name was Kabir Agarwal, when he allegedly booked the tickets and I transferred the money, he changed he’s number and disappeared.
If I could I would give this company 0 stars. The owner is a fraud and must be avoided. The owner took money from a family member and did not book her flights (for herself and 3 children) and has kept her money. Absolute scam.
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