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The widespread use of online review forums in the travel sector highlights the value placed by consumers on other people’s opinions and experiences when making purchasing decisions.

The Ned is the biggest new opening in the hotel and hospitality space that London has seen in years, and will transform the range of eating, entertainment and high-end rooms on offer in the City.

>Are things looking better for the UK hotel industry? was a key question at our European Hotel Investment Conference.

The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games proved to be a major sporting success both for the organisers and for country on the international stage.

The UK Employment Rights Bill proposes restrictions on zero-hour contracts and mandates reasonable shift notice, potentially challenging hospitality employers with compliance and increasing claims on tribunal resources.

The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, known as Martyn's Law, introduces significant new security requirements for hospitality and events venues across the UK. With implementation set for April 2027 and penalties reaching up to £18 million for non-compliance, businesses must understand their obligations and begin preparation now. This webinar examines the practical steps operators should take to meet these requirements and protect their premises against potential terrorist attacks.

According to CBRE despite the total commercial real estate investment in Europe declining 7.8% year-on-year in the twelve months to Q2 2019, hotel investment saw an increase of 5.3%

Following the pandemic and in a bid to manage inflation and changing consumer behaviour, the Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Relief (RHLR) scheme provided a 75% discount on 2023/24 business rates.

In this episode of ‘Fear Less, Do More', host Gill Hunter sits down with John Holmes, Chairman of Bernicia, who shares stories from his extensive career which has stemmed from his passion and love for the North East.

In the fifth installment of the Staying Power series, A&M Travel, Hospitality and Leisure experts discuss how to build enterprise resiliency in the wake of constant macro and micro disruptions.

The Chancellor made a number of announcements in the March 2014 UK Budget Report which will affect the Travel, Hospitality & Leisure industry.

In our first episode of Hotels unpacked, a new podcast for the hotel investment market, we sit down with leading hotelier and entrepreneur, Tony Matharu, of Integrity International.

In our first episode of Hotels unpacked, a new podcast for the hotel investment market, we sit down with leading hotelier and entrepreneur, Tony Matharu, of Integrity International.

Scottish hospitality faces challenges as it lacks the 75% rates relief extended in England. Additionally, the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Bill may introduce an overnight stay levy by 2026. Local authorities' removal of rates relief for listed buildings might spur development.

In Part 2 of our series on hotel financing in the wake of COVID-19, we take a look at some of the most common covenants in a typical hotel financing transaction, with the understanding that each...

Giambrone's personal injury team in Italy, headed by Piero Mastrosimone and assisted by Ottavia Pulizzi, has successfully obtained compensation

The UK hospitality sector faces a period of instability following the announcement of the proposed business rate increase.

A new report by Deloitte has revealed that the economic contribution of the tourism economy to the UK is £126.9 billion in 2013, or 9.0 per cent of total GDP.