UKHospitality Launches Sector Prospectus Ahead Of Metro Mayoral Elections
UKHospitality has today launched its sector prospectus, Rebuilding our Hospitality and Tourism Sectors, ahead of the Metro Mayoral elections.
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Hospitality
All the latest hospitality news for pubs, bars, clubs, restaurants and hotels in the UK hospitality sector and licensed on-trade industry.
Calls For September Bank Holiday After May Wash Out
Travel and hospitality leaders are calling for an extra bank holiday in September in a bid to recover losses suffered because of miserable weather for May’s first bank holiday.
Read more...Over 330,000 Hospitality Jobs At Risk If Rent Protections Are Removed This Summer
The £2.5bn in rent debt hanging around the neck of the hospitality industry is a threat to the future of thousands of businesses and over 330,000 sector jobs, new analysis by UKHospitality has revealed.
Read more...Outlook Remains Challenging For UK-Listed Travel And Hospitality Companies Despite A 50% Fall In Profit Warnings
UK-listed travel, hospitality and leisure companies issued 90% fewer profit warnings during the first three months of 2021 than they did during the equivalent period in 2020, but they continue to face a challenging outlook
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Sector Bosses Lose Legal Fight To Reopen Indoor Hospitality
Sector leaders have lost a legal challenge to force the government to reopen the hospitality sector ahead of May 17.
Greater Manchester’s night-time economy adviser Sacha Lord, alongside Punch Taverns boss Hugh Osmond
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Hospitality Ulster Says Lack of Engagement Causing Chaos with Outdoor Reopening Regulations
Hospitality Ulster has said that despite their repeated calls since Christmas for the Executive Office to engage with the industry, the late clarification of regulations…
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Call for decisive Government Action on Rent Debt
Ahead of submitting its formal evidence, UKHospitality has written to the Government urging it to adopt its proposals to help tackle the £2.5bn rent debt…
Read more...Hospitality Sector Loses £80.8bn of Sales in 12 Months of COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has wiped a staggering £80.8bn off hospitality’s sales in just 12 months, the latest edition of the UKHospitality Quarterly Tracker with CGA…
Read more...No-Shows Blight Busy Reopening for Operators
Bookings have been a big consideration for consumers in the early days of hospitality’s reopening—but one in seven already admits to not fulfilling them. Those…
Read more...Reduction Of EU Workers Puts Squeeze On Hospitality Operators As Sector Continues Recruitment Drive
As the hospitality sector continues its recovery, the latest figures from Fourth, the leading global software provider for the hospitality and leisure industries, reveal there has been a significant reduction in EU nationals
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Craft Guild Of Chefs Appeals To Industry Leaders To Mentor Young Chefs Through The Graduate Awards
Due to large amounts of the hospitality industry still being closed, the Craft Guild of Chefs has extended its deadline for the Graduate Awards 2021. This is to give senior chefs the opportunity to encourage
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Young Adults And Pubs Power Hospitality’s First Week Back
Young adults are leading consumers’ return to hospitality, pubs are benefiting most from outdoor service, and confidence levels are much higher than after England’s previous big lockdown.
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Hospitality Restrictions Ease In Wales And Scotland
Restrictions on hospitality businesses in Wales and Scotland will ease from today, with outdoor service allowed in Wales and an indoor reopening in Scotland with restrictions.
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World Lager, Wine and Cocktails Lead Drinks Sales as Hospitality Returns
Consumers have been celebrating the reopening of the On Premise in England with sparkling wine, cocktails and draught pints, CGA’s Drinks Recovery Tracker shows. CGA…
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Limiting Capacity in Pubs & Restaurants Does Not Reduce Risk of Catching COVID-19
Research has revealed that reducing capacity does not cut the risk of catching Covid in well-ventilated indoor spaces Professors Martin Bazant and John Bush from…
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