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Hospitality's confidence shattered with fewer than one in five optimistic about market’s prospects
The Covid-19 pandemic has wrecked confidence across hospitality, with fewer than one in five (18%) leaders optimistic about the market’s prospects for the next 12 months.
More than nine in 10 operators experiencing Covid-related supply disruption
Covid-19-related disruption has caused supply difficulties for more than nine in 10 hospitality operators since they reopened in July, a survey by CGA and Prestige Purchasing has revealed.
Tougher restrictions drove pub and restaurant group sales into reverse in October
Pub and restaurant groups suffer September setbacks
Curfew and lockdowns put pub and restaurant recovery into reverse
Consumer confidence slides following 'rule of six' restriction
Operators urged to 'bear down' on guidelines for quickest recovery
UKHospitality chief executive Kate Nicholls has said the industry must ensure social distancing does not become[...]
Restaurant cancellations halve in two weeks as consumer confidence climbs
Consumers are now more likely to honour their eating out reservations than they were when venues[...]
Hospitality industry loses £30b of sales in the second quarter of 2020
The UK’s hospitality sector saw sales plummet 87% in the second quarter of 2020 – equivalent[...]
Consumers signal overwhelming approval for measures put in place by pubs, restaurants and bars
Almost half of people who have visited pubs, restaurants and bars in the last two weeks[...]
Hospitality accounted for a third of the UK's GDP drop in March and April
Hospitality accounted for a third of UKs GDP drop in March and April, while industry leaders continue to be concerned that any recovery will be long and hard. "
Pub and restaurant sales down 40% from last year
Restaurants and pubs in England who had reopened by 6 July have reported collective like-for-like sales 39.8% down on the same week last year, according to data from the latest Coffer Peach Business Tracker produced by CGA.
Trading for hospitality's reopening weekend down 44.5% year-on-year
Trading was down 44.5% year-on-year on the first weekend hospitality venues were able to open, according to latest Coffer Peach Business Tracker data.
Consumer demand is key challenge for hospitality leaders
A new business confidence survey from CGA and Fourth indicates widespread anxiety among business owners but[...]
Come out fighting: Exclusive research into business leaders expectations for reopening
As operators get ready to square up to the most challenging period their companies may ever[...]
Hospitality responsible for a quarter of Britain's GDP fall, says sector tracker
Britain’s hospitality sector was responsible for nearly a quarter of the GDP losses felt by UK[...]
Consumer financial concerns expected to hamper recovery
The impact of consumers’ financial concerns cannot be underplayed as hospitality looks to emerge from the[...]
Operators warned to expect significant food price instability
Operators should expect significant instability in food prices as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, despite record deflation recorded in March."
Industry had contracted before the Covid-19 lockdown
Restaurant numbers had already fallen by 2.4% year-on-year at the end of March, the CGA AlixPartners Market Recovery Monitor has shown.
Report from China shows ‘polarised’ consumer attitudes around eating and drinking out
‘Polarised’ consumer attitudes to eating and drinking out have been seen in China’s bar and restaurant markets including in Wuhan, the epicentre of the Covid-19 crisis, since lockdown restrictions were lifted, according to a report by CGA.
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