Footfall nudges up after hospitality returns
Footfall in town and city centres has started to edge up following the reopening of the hospitality sector, with pubs faring better than restaurants as people venture out to eat and drink.
Consumers satisfied with safety as hospitality reopens
The ‘We Hear You’ survey collected responses from around 2,000 consumers at the end of their visits in nearly 60 venues between Saturday 4 and Sunday 12 July. The full report is available to download here.
CGA gears up as hospitality reopens with new weekly service
As the UK hospitality sector gradually reopens for business, CGA has geared up its data and insight operations, developing new services and collaborations to support suppliers and operators through the vital early phases of recovery.
Not everyone is in love with the pub
If reopening businesses after a three-month lay-off and with a heap of new regulations and restrictions to follow wasn’t difficult enough, there are those just waiting for pubs and restaurants to mess up.
Industry gets behind ‘We hear you’ consumer confidence campaign
As the hospitality sector prepares for its 4th July reopening, key industry experts have collaborated to provide an integrated digital network that will provide swift and clear feedback, allowing consumers to rate their experience of sites’ safety and hygiene measures to help the market return, safely and ultimately profitably.
CGA to shed light on changing consumer lifestyles at Casual Dining 2020
CGA’s Karl Chessell will discuss how changing consumer lifestyles and tastes are changing the out of home food landscape at the Casual Dining show.
Hospitality leaders voice fears on points-based immigration plans
Business leaders in hospitality think the sector needs better support on immigration to avoid crippling labour shortages. That is one of the exclusive headline findings emerging out of CGA’s 2020 Business Leaders’ Survey, the annual gauge of what the industry thinks. The poll reveals widespread concerns over a points-based system of immigration, and support for temporary visas to help fill vacancies in restaurants, pubs and bars.
Rum in the on premise
In the GB market, cocktail growth is now at 10% growth year on year, taking the value of the category past the £600m mark for the very first time in 2020, with rum featuring heavily in this growth.
Jim Sullivan sets out his 2020 strategies for leadership success
Jim Sullivan’s 2020 UK Leadership Masterclass will be held on April 29 at 30 Euston Square, London.