Premier Inn has said it is “extremely concerned” about cladding on three of its hotels in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire, including one 124 roomed hotel which was opened by Prime Minister Theresa may in 2015. Speaking at ...

Who do you think stands out as a deeply passionate, creative and innovative independent hotelier? Which new hotel do you believe has made a significant impact on the industry in a short space of time? Setting the stage for the ...

Also finds time to referee Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors charity rugby tournament Colliers International hotels director and rugby referee Peter Brunt has achieved a lifetime ambition running the line at Twickenham – and was also ready with the whistle ...

– £3.4 billion invested in the hotel sector in 2016 – 2016 saw £3.4 billion invested in the hotel sector, exceeding the 10 year average by £1 billion, according to research from Knight Frank. This comes as investors are increasingly ...

Brasserie Blanc, the French restaurant group led by chef Raymond Blanc, will open its first hotel venue and 20th site in the Marriott Hotel, Bournemouth on 26th June, The newest addition to the group’s portfolio will be located within the ...

Reaching the final stages of a top national award is a dream come true for a housekeeper at a Harrogate hotel. Jill Conte of the West Park Hotel has made it to the final three in the AA Housekeeper of ...

Guests have simple requirements in what constitutes a positive hotel experience, according to a new Qualtrics survey of 1,000 recent hotel guests. Clean rooms (76%) and Wi-Fi (65%) are the factors that determine a positive stay, while 57% of guests ...

Seaside towns also benefit from the ‘Blyton effect’, as family holiday-makers swap the costa for the coast and the PlayStation for the Playcation Seaside B&Bs are experiencing a surge in bookings as a weaker pound drives popularity of nostalgic family-friendly ...

Britain’s economy faces a potential skills shortage as new official figures show a surge in EU migrants leaving the country following the Brexit vote. The Office for National Statistics estimated long-term net migration to be 248,000 in 2016, down a ...

The strength and resilience of the regional tourism industry will take centre-stage at Cumbria Tourism’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) next month, following the release of figures which reveal that just over 45 million people visited the county in 2016. This ...