#hospitality-sector

#hospitality-sector

Interest rates held at 4.75% amid rising inflation threaten the already struggling hospitality sector, necessitating urgent government intervention.

UK's hospitality sector experiences renewed inflation pressures as Foodservice Price Index rises in December.

All categories in the Index recorded month-on-month inflation, widening price increase concerns.

Inflation in the foodservice sector dropped, mirroring trends in the Consumer Prices Index, indicating a return towards pre-pandemic stability and reflecting positively on future planning and consumer confidence.

The UK's nightlife and hospitality sector faces imminent collapse due to rising costs and insufficient relief.

TGI Fridays flagship restaurant in Leicester Square has permanently closed, highlighting the struggles of the UK's hospitality sector.

The Irish government prioritizes financial support for hospitality over addressing child poverty.

The cost-of-living crisis is exacerbated by government actions, leading to increased closures in the hospitality sector.

Restaurant delivery and takeaway sales grow by 4.8% in October, continuing inflation-beating trend amidst consumer preference shifts.

Delivery sales in Britain's managed restaurant groups grew by 9.4% year-on-year, reflecting steady consumer demand for delivery options.

Temper Works is promoting gig workers to bypass new fair tipping laws and potential zero-hours contract bans, raising legal and ethical concerns.

UK hospitality must comply with new laws on tipping effective October 1st, ensuring transparent distribution of service charges to staff.

Diversifying distribution channels is crucial for long-term business growth and resilience.

Partnerships ease operational burdens and enhance market reach, despite higher initial costs.

Britain's hospitality sector sees its first increase in licensed premises in two years, indicating a potential recovery from COVID-19 disruptions.