UK Students Lose Thousands as Eco Tour Operator GVI Shuts Down

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UK students who paid thousands for overseas conservation placements have lost their money after eco tour operator GVI went into liquidation on July 1.
The company, which offered volunteer and internship programs, ceased trading, leaving students with no refunds and conservation projects in Africa and South America facing financial uncertainty.

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UK students who paid thousands for overseas conservation placements have lost their money after eco tour operator GVI went into liquidation on July 1. The company, which offered volunteer and internship programs, ceased trading, leaving students with no refunds and conservation projects in Africa and South America facing financial uncertainty.

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