In the British series Dragons' Den, what was the name of Deborah Meaden's holiday company?

Deborah Meaden's holiday company was called Weststar Holidays.

Meaden became involved in the family holiday business and later built a successful career in leisure and tourism before joining Dragons' Den. Weststar Holidays is an important part of her business biography because it shows that her commercial experience predated her television role.

The name can be confused with major travel brands such as Thomas Cook, TUI and Jet2holidays. Those companies were separate operators and were not Meaden's company. Meaden's later investment profile covered a wide range of businesses, but her early career is strongly associated with holiday parks and tourism.

She joined Dragons' Den after Rachel Elnaugh and became one of the programme's longest-serving and best-known female investors. Her direct approach, attention to financial detail and emphasis on sustainable business models became recurring elements of her on-screen style.