2019年7月25日
Your latest instalment of articles and opinions from across the Hospitality sector.
TW: thinkingdifferentlyA couple of news items this week, one on pub closures in the UK slowing (but the trend is still downwards) and the other on non-alcohol/low-alcohol global sales exploding, highlight the continuing trend of Gen Z and Millennials to drink a lot less than their parents. Various reasons have been put forward for this shift including a greater focus on health and well-being, to all-pervasive social-media (and a concern a regrettable drunken episode is on-line forever…) and drinks' companies aggressive promotion of non-alcoholic alternatives in regions of the world where alcohol is generally not consumed for cultural reasons. Whatever the reason, the move towards low/non-alcohol is real, and forward-looking hospitality businesses will need to respond to this. It's now time for Hospitality in the News's well-deserved summer break. We are back in September. |
Did you know?Passenger elbow wars could become a thing of the past… |
Number of permanent pub closures halve across start of 2019
(The Caterer)
Deliveroo to launch 'Food Procurement' service
(Big Hospitality)
British Airways argues pilot strike could cost $50 million a day
(Skift)
Hotel linens to use chip technology to reveal their cleaning history
(Hotel Technology News)
Rise in mobile bookings in Middle East creates new online travel competition
(Skift)