The month of July 2024 was a notable period for Britain’s hospitality sector, with mixed performances driven primarily by the summer weather and the Euro 2024 football tournament. Analyzing data from the CGA RSM Hospitality Business Tracker reveals intriguing insights into how these factors
After a prolonged period of turmoil induced by the COVID-19 pandemic, the UK's hospitality sector is witnessing a significant resurgence. The number of licensed venues, including pubs, restaurants, bars, and hotels, has shown a notable upward trend for the first time in two years. This revival
The Bat & Ball Hotel in Sydney reopened with a grand celebration on August 15, drawing both curiosity and excitement from patrons familiar with its storied past and those eager to see the new offerings. Managed by a team of seasoned professionals in the hospitality industry—including Dynn
Amidst challenges and opportunities, the UK pub and hospitality industry continues to exhibit resilience and strategic growth, reflecting its enduring importance within the national economy. The sector is seeing significant developments, from property acquisitions and extensive renovations to
As we find ourselves deep into the summer months in Newport, the city is alive with activity, offering a bustling and vibrant scene courtesy of major events and the influx of tourists. The successful conclusion of the U.S. Senior Open has paved the way for the Infosys Hall of Fame Open, and with
The 2024 General Election has ushered in a new Labour government, marking a significant shift in the UK's political landscape. This change is expected to bring a series of new policies that could substantially impact the UK's hospitality sector. Sam Shearman, the founder of Inventive Productions
