With the busy Christmas period approaching, businesses operating in the hospitality and tourism sector will be dealing with increased demand.
Recent plans to reintroduce tax-free shopping for international visitors in the UK have been scrapped.
Acting as a silver lining amidst a storm of uncertainty, the crashing pound is likely to attract more US visitors to the UK, it has been suggested.
Several cities, including those in the UK and the EU, are considering introducing a tax on visitors.
As the UK experiences unprecedented high temperatures, your tourism business may well be benefiting from increased sales. However, whilst ice creams are flying off the shelves a much bigger dilemma is presented…
As the UK tourism sector recovers from the pandemic, a Government minister has been told more must be done to encourage international visitors. Read More
A review into the effect of short-term holiday lets has been launched by the Government to improve the holiday letting market for those living in popular tourism destinations.
Were you one of many UK holiday-goers whose trip got cancelled due to the pandemic? Read More
Due to the ongoing staff shortages caused by the pandemic, UK restaurants have had to increase employee wages to entice chefs and waiters – which could mean higher prices for customers. Read More
Some 445 heritage organisations affected by Covid-19 are set to receive more than £103 million in affordable loans and grant funding, it has been revealed. Read More